Yeah I think he definitely realizes the midterms are super important and high priority this year

he visited PA-18 after all

if he visited PA-18 for a special election, I'm sure he'll visit a bunch of other battleground areas this year for the midterms

How to flip CA red:

- Massive turnout in amongst rural white voters in Northern and Central Valley California

- Large turnout amongst white suburban Republicans in Southern California

- Swing voters concentrated in SoCal going Republican

- Depressed turnout amongst Hollywood and Bay Democrats

- Low Hispanic turnout

It'd take a miracle

still, feasible if all these conditions are met

lmao you've really lightened up as of late

conditions are looking good so far

better than ever, i can afford to be not-blackpilled for a while

what made you so optimistic?

better poll numbers and tomorrow Trump will unveil his legislative agenda, _and_ the Senate will start working on Trump's immigration proposal, Congress is actually doing its job

How to flip Florida:

-high turnout in Western Florida

-low turnout in Southern Florida

-swing voters everywhere else going GOP on the ticket

-the non-bad Cubans go out to vote

Well, hopefully it goes smoothly, if you're optimistic about the events to come then it should be great stuff in the pipeline

Infrastructure is bipartisan and popular,

should help the Independent vote

@🎃Boo-ton🎃 maybe voter fraud legislation can cause low Hispanic turnout. Having a shitty D candidate could cause depressed turnout among Hollywood / Bay Democrats. A lot of funding can cause high turnout in Northern / Central Valey and SoCal

I wish someone in Congress had the brains to pass it

And the Nehlen anti-censorship legislation for Twitter

speaking of which, RIP

they said MA couldn't flip either, y'know

it's all about those rural White voters and getting enough them out to vote

yeah, Scott Brown marketed himself as a liberal/moderate Republican though

sometimes, you have to vote for someone just so the other guy won't get elected

of course

>$1.5T. Dear goodness

I'm saying that a huge reason why Scott Brown won as a Republican in Massachusetts was because he wasn't a conservative Republican

wow, will we see that budget take effect this year ?

invest in rural areas, huh?

that should cause high rural voter turnout

a.k.a more money for white families to have more kids

when you pair it with campaigning

That money, the 1.5 T is going to be spent over a number of years, so it won't triple the deficit or anything like that