Meanwhile, the last three Georgia polls have shown Walker leading Warnock. All of them are "Likely Voter" polls as opposed to "Registered Voter" polls. (I have to admit though that I am not 100% convinced that "Likely Voter" is necessarily more accurate). That's now looking like it's better than a 50/50 chance at a much-needed flip for the Rs. Walker is a lousy candidate but he will likely be a party line vote if he wins, and not a Romney style cuck.
Pennsylvania, on the other hand, is still looking like a disaster for the Rs. Even Trafalgar has Fetterman with a lead there. Given how far Left Fetterman is, that would be a catastrophe if he wins. If Oz defies the odds and wins he still won't be a reliable vote.
Meanwhile, in Ohio, the Rs are running ads calling Tim Ryan "Taxing Tim". Way to go, Rs. If it was still the 1990s, you'd have a great ad there. Vance will probably still win but I'm expecting him to underperform Trump.
The tone deafness of Republicans vis-a-vis their base never ceases to amaze me.
Pennsylvania, on the other hand, is still looking like a disaster for the Rs. Even Trafalgar has Fetterman with a lead there. Given how far Left Fetterman is, that would be a catastrophe if he wins. If Oz defies the odds and wins he still won't be a reliable vote.
Meanwhile, in Ohio, the Rs are running ads calling Tim Ryan "Taxing Tim". Way to go, Rs. If it was still the 1990s, you'd have a great ad there. Vance will probably still win but I'm expecting him to underperform Trump.
The tone deafness of Republicans vis-a-vis their base never ceases to amaze me.
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