2022 Senate Map
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By the truth
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Goodbye US |
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In other words, debunked. |
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| Unless something dramatically changes the House and Senate will shift over to Republican control. Personally, I like each to have control of one of the bodies in Congress rendering them all somewhat impotent. |
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Grassley is running for an 8th term.
People rail on Biden for being old and feeble. Grassley says "hold my Geritol" |
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He is running since the new Iowa polls show a huge drop in support for Bidens. Yes I know a Trump voting state but still a significant decline. |
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He literally runs - 6 days a week at 4:00 am. And, he didn't stop his daily run even when he had Covid. He is quite remarkable, physically. |
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the man who removed nonexistent glasses? Sure, tell me about his great physical health
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Warnock will get flipped.
Kelly will hold in az Fetterman will flip PA tho — pa gop struggling to get a strong candidate It’ll come down to NH. Sununu if he runs will be very hard to beat. 51-49 R if sununu runs. If not, 50-50 hold. Im not convinced about Hassan’s strength against a top tier opponent. |
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Warnock will remain. Stacy Abrams running for Governor will solidify GA as purple state. I would love to see Val Demings oust Rubio, ain’t gonna happen. Don’t count out NC if they can find a candidate who will keep his junk in his pants. |
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Wisconsin is gone. Biden getting killed in Iowa and MN. He’s running way behind where he should be in those states, hence he has material weakness in WI. NH for all the chips. |
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| Don't discount Wisconsin for the Dems. A strong stable of challengers, people in moderate areas pissed about COVID and a big Trump backlash. |
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Biden is polling very badly among GA independents.
If they go to the polls angry then both Abrams and Warnock will suffer. And then don't underestimate the anger of R voters affecting the drive to turnout. I'd bet on both losing in a Red tide in 2022. Warnock barely, just barely, won in 2020.
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