2022 Senate Map

[Anonymous]

Sorry to say, we are going to be stuck with Trumpism for a generation because the GOP failed to police its own. I can only hope there is a large enough coalition of IND and traditional conservatives who will be willing to support the left until a future time that the modern "know nothings" are eradicated again.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sorry to say, we are going to be stuck with Trumpism for a generation because the GOP failed to police its own. I can only hope there is a large enough coalition of IND and traditional conservatives who will be willing to support the left until a future time that the modern "know nothings" are eradicated again.

It might help if the Establishment told working class Whites something other than "LEARN TO CODE" and started doling out some of that socialism to folks making between $30-$100k a year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sorry to say, we are going to be stuck with Trumpism for a generation because the GOP failed to police its own. I can only hope there is a large enough coalition of IND and traditional conservatives who will be willing to support the left until a future time that the modern "know nothings" are eradicated again.

It might help if the Establishment told working class Whites something other than "LEARN TO CODE" and started doling out some of that socialism to folks making between $30-$100k a year.

They’ve been trying and the GOP has blocked them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sorry to say, we are going to be stuck with Trumpism for a generation because the GOP failed to police its own. I can only hope there is a large enough coalition of IND and traditional conservatives who will be willing to support the left until a future time that the modern "know nothings" are eradicated again.

It might help if the Establishment told working class Whites something other than "LEARN TO CODE" and started doling out some of that socialism to folks making between $30-$100k a year.

The Biden plan is to teach them to code, teach them to make and install solar, to make EV Batteries, to transfer drilling knowledge to geo-thermal etc. For some reason, the GOP doesn't like this.

[Anonymous]

Hmmm if Georgia is a guide, this guy should do well.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Reminder that Warnock needs to run again:

Perdue is in:

[Anonymous]

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“Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, facing the prospect of campaigns from the pro-Trump wing of the Republican party, signaled his willingness to get involved in primary elections to improve the party’s chances of regaining control of the chamber in the next round of elections in 2022.

The key to GOP chances of retaking the Senate is “getting candidates who can actually win in November,” Mr. McConnell said in an interview with The Wall Street Journal. “That may or may not involve trying to affect the outcome of the primaries.”
https://www.wsj.com/articles/mcconnell-atop-a-fractious-party-is-open-to-jumping-into-primary-races-11613423935?redirect=amp#click=https://t.co/l1143JPZq9

[Anonymous]

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:🧐
“Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, facing the prospect of campaigns from the pro-Trump wing of the Republican party, signaled his willingness to get involved in primary elections to improve the party’s chances of regaining control of the chamber in the next round of elections in 2022.

The key to GOP chances of retaking the Senate is “getting candidates who can actually win in November,” Mr. McConnell said in an interview with The Wall Street Journal. “That may or may not involve trying to affect the outcome of the primaries.”
https://www.wsj.com/articles/mcconnell-atop-a-fractious-party-is-open-to-jumping-into-primary-races-11613423935?redirect=amp#click=https://t.co/l1143JPZq9

If the GOP loses the pro-Trump wing of the party in a general election, they cannot win.

Thoughts and prayers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sorry to say, we are going to be stuck with Trumpism for a generation because the GOP failed to police its own. I can only hope there is a large enough coalition of IND and traditional conservatives who will be willing to support the left until a future time that the modern "know nothings" are eradicated again.

Sadly, I think you are right.

[Anonymous]

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sorry to say, we are going to be stuck with Trumpism for a generation because the GOP failed to police its own. I can only hope there is a large enough coalition of IND and traditional conservatives who will be willing to support the left until a future time that the modern "know nothings" are eradicated again.

It might help if the Establishment told working class Whites something other than "LEARN TO CODE" and started doling out some of that socialism to folks making between $30-$100k a year.

The Biden plan is to teach them to code, teach them to make and install solar, to make EV Batteries, to transfer drilling knowledge to geo-thermal etc. For some reason, the GOP doesn't like this.

Please link the plan with timelines and how those who are unemployed can apply for the training to get these jobs.

[Anonymous]

LOL, Perdue is going to learn the hard way that the people of Georgia actually like a federal government responsive to their needs.

[Anonymous]

I am assuming Costello is going to declare this week. Also, good luck trying to brand Fetterman as a trust-fund baby.

[Anonymous]

Looking through the comments in the Perdue announcement, other possible R candidates include Doug Collins, who primaried Loeffler and lost, and Harold Melton, the Chief Justice of the Georgia Supreme Court who plans to retire this summer.