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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Coming from Bernie, the fool who helped spoil one election, this is rich.

It is infuriating that two rogue “Democrats” are able to stop everything. Most of Biden’s policies are pretty middle of the road and they’re what millions of Democrats and others voted for.

Its also infuriating that the Repubes are allowed to be regressive jerks who want to ruin America and no one cares.[/quote]

Hes just salty because he knows he may not be alive when the democrats control the WH and congress again[/quote]

He's gonna be irrelevant soon.  Dems will have a majority in the Senate with the next election.[/quote]

Dems are projected to lose the House. Go google how to pass a bill.[/quote]

Those indicators are fizzling fast.  Google polling on the tossup and "leans/likely R" districts.  Quite a few of them show Dems creeping ahead of their Republican competitors when historically that shouldn't be happening in a mid-term where a Dem is in the White House.  Chances of a "red wave" are pretty much gone.  The Republicans *could* still take the house but at this point even that is not longer guaranteed.  And, don't underestimate how hard Dems will be hitting campaign contributions and hitting polls and GOTV campaigns as a result of the Dobbs ruling.  Some of the Dems have been amassing war chests that completely dwarf their R competition.[/quote]

I remember the Dem war chests of 2020. Historic numbers. They all lost.

Sara Gideon against Susan Collins (ME), Theresa Greenfield against Joni Ernst (IO), Steve Bullock against Steve Daines (MT), Al Gross vs Dan Sullivan (AL), Lindsey Graham against Jaime Harrison (SC), John Corryn and MJ Hegar (TX), Thom Tillis vs Cal Cunningham (NC) and Amy McGrath vs Mitch McConnell (KY).

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Several of those Republicans were able to outstrip even the most optimistic polling. Weird, isn’t it, how Republicans magically win by ridiculous amounts, no matter what the polls and the exit polls say. [/quote]

You mean the polls that don’t contact people who don’t have landlines? Those polls? Face it - they’re outdated. But hey at least now you know you’re definitely losing. If the polls say McAuliffe is winning, Youngkin definitely took the lead![/quote]

All polls now use a mix of landline, cell phone, and internet questionnaires. The landline issue is so 2008. [/quote]

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