What are your thoughts on the Pennsylvania senate race?

[Anonymous]

Will be voting for Fetterman.

[Anonymous]

Conor lamb is a clown

Pá swing voters are pissed at Dems

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Will be voting for Fetterman.

Jawn's the dude. Fetterman all the way!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Will be voting for Fetterman.

Jawn's the dude. Fetterman all the way!

Can't find a better man!

But seriously I really like Fetterman. I like his family, too. For pete's sake I follow his dogs on Twitter.

[Anonymous]

Jawn Fett is definitely a different type of candidate. He's a got a good story, he's a normal dude, and he's helped his community turn things around. His Brazilian wife is runs their social media and she breaks a lot of molds regarding what it means to be a Politician's Wife.

GOP anti-woke/CRT playbook doesn't really play well against Fetterman.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Will be voting for Fetterman.

I do actually think Fetterman is going to win. I base this solely on my PA relatives who all really like him even the republicans. He's more popular than Dr Oz.

He wants to legalize pot. That's a winner right there.

[Anonymous]

Close but still a R victory in a strong R wave this fall.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Conor lamb is a clown

Pá swing voters are pissed at Dems

why?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Close but still a R victory in a strong R wave this fall.

You think Dr Oz beats Jawn?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Close but still a R victory in a strong R wave this fall.

You think Dr Oz beats Jawn?

It's called a strong wave year, as all signs are promising. November is going to be *exceedingly* difficult for Democrats, especially in close states like PA.

Oz isn't leading in the Republican primaries. McCormick is. Just a FYI.

[Anonymous]

If Lamb loses primary, can he still run to keep his congressional seat?
Is that one less Dem in the house?
I like him, met him once. Nice, smart guy but I don't see him winning.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Will be voting for Fetterman.

I do actually think Fetterman is going to win. I base this solely on my PA relatives who all really like him even the republicans. He's more popular than Dr Oz.

He wants to legalize pot. That's a winner right there.

I hope he wins. He's the kind of future of the Democratic party that I could get behind.

[Anonymous]

Fetterman is perfect for Pennsylvania. Normal working class dude, populist and not woke. Conor Lamb would fit in better in MoCo or NoVa, he’s the Beltway polite society type of establishment Democrat the rest of the country is tired of.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Close but still a R victory in a strong R wave this fall.

You think Dr Oz beats Jawn?

It's called a strong wave year, as all signs are promising. November is going to be *exceedingly* difficult for Democrats, especially in close states like PA.

Oz isn't leading in the Republican primaries. McCormick is. Just a FYI.

I guess we'll see how strong a wave it is. I know signs are pointing to it. But Republicans are just so awful, and so bereft of good ideas.

PA seems a little exempt from this wave year analysis. Fetterman seems - to me, anyway - an unusually strong candidate. I guess we'll see. I really hope he wins.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If Lamb loses primary, can he still run to keep his congressional seat?
Is that one less Dem in the house?
I like him, met him once. Nice, smart guy but I don't see him winning.

1) No.
2) Probably not because his seat is much more blue now after redistricting.
3) I think he has a better chance in the general than Fetterman, but Fetterman seems to have better odds in the primary.