Anonymous
03/14/2024 22:25
Subject: 2024 Senate Elections
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hogan is actually interesting. Not a good year for him to run, however.
WV is a goner for the Dems. They were so incredibly lucky in Manchin as he really should have been voted out by WV six years ago based on voting trends. Had they done that, Biden would have had no senate nor appointees nor judges. Irony is that all his appointees are so very unpopular in WV.
Montana is intriguing. State will unquestionably vote for Turnip but will it also flip the senate seat? I suspect it will, not many split voting this year is my instinct. Too polarizing.
Same with Ohio. State will vote for Turnip and even redder a margin. Brown will go down in defeat.
Seems GOP Bernie Moreno used his work email when “looking for young men to have fun with.” Not sex shaming but this is pretty rich from the party who wants to tell women what to do with our bodies and who call anyone who opposes them a pedophile.
https://apnews.com/article/ohio-senate-election-2024-bernie-moreno-09e34f6331708c192c89d7c1727c2458
Anonymous
03/13/2024 18:39
Subject: 2024 Senate Elections
Anonymous wrote:Hogan is actually interesting. Not a good year for him to run, however.
WV is a goner for the Dems. They were so incredibly lucky in Manchin as he really should have been voted out by WV six years ago based on voting trends. Had they done that, Biden would have had no senate nor appointees nor judges. Irony is that all his appointees are so very unpopular in WV.
Montana is intriguing. State will unquestionably vote for Turnip but will it also flip the senate seat? I suspect it will, not many split voting this year is my instinct. Too polarizing.
Same with Ohio. State will vote for Turnip and even redder a margin. Brown will go down in defeat.
Anonymous
03/06/2024 23:44
Subject: 2024 Senate Elections
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Justin Amash announced that he's running for the Senate.
That's a huge wildcard. A Palestinian American Christian Libertarian bonafide anti-Trump Republican on the ballot in Michigan.
And if he wins, the senate gavel and all the judges go with the GOP. That isn't a win for the country. No different than Larry Hogan.
The Senate gavel is dependent on Tester and Brown but yes both Amash and Hogan complicate things a lot.
The dems are going to have to pick up a seat to compensate for West Virginia/Manchin. So it will depend on more than Tester and Brown.
No. They would have 50 and Kamala breaks tie. No different than last cycle, before Dems picked up PA.
The dems are losing WVA/Manchin to the GOP, so they will need to pick up another seat.
Again, no. Dems currently have 51 senators. Assuming Tester and Brown get re-elected that would give Dems 50 seats and Kamala breaks the tie. True, they would need to enter into a power sharing arrangement. I hope this time they don’t play so nice.
Anonymous
03/06/2024 22:39
Subject: 2024 Senate Elections
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Lake is going to win.
Lake is deeply unpopular in AZ.
+1 Lake kost because she’s a weirdo and she’s only gotten more weird in the 18 months since she lost. Gallego is a Harvard-educated Marine who came from nothing.
Anonymous
03/06/2024 20:09
Subject: 2024 Senate Elections
Anonymous wrote:Lake is going to win.
Lake is deeply unpopular in AZ.
Anonymous
Anonymous
03/06/2024 16:41
Subject: 2024 Senate Elections
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Justin Amash announced that he's running for the Senate.
That's a huge wildcard. A Palestinian American Christian Libertarian bonafide anti-Trump Republican on the ballot in Michigan.
And if he wins, the senate gavel and all the judges go with the GOP. That isn't a win for the country. No different than Larry Hogan.
The Senate gavel is dependent on Tester and Brown but yes both Amash and Hogan complicate things a lot.
The dems are going to have to pick up a seat to compensate for West Virginia/Manchin. So it will depend on more than Tester and Brown.
No. They would have 50 and Kamala breaks tie. No different than last cycle, before Dems picked up PA.
The dems are losing WVA/Manchin to the GOP, so they will need to pick up another seat.
Anonymous
03/05/2024 15:21
Subject: 2024 Senate Elections
Lake is going to win.
Anonymous
Anonymous
03/05/2024 15:07
Subject: 2024 Senate Elections
good riddance
Anonymous
03/05/2024 14:49
Subject: 2024 Senate Elections
Anonymous wrote:KYRSTEN SINEMA IS OUT, according to the Wall Street Journal. She will not run for reelection. I hope she enjoys whatever lucrative lobbying job she gets in January.
Ehh, probably a cushy $1M plus year gig as president of some podunk university.
Anonymous
03/05/2024 14:34
Subject: 2024 Senate Elections
KYRSTEN SINEMA IS OUT, according to the Wall Street Journal. She will not run for reelection. I hope she enjoys whatever lucrative lobbying job she gets in January.
Anonymous
02/29/2024 21:22
Subject: 2024 Senate Elections
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Justin Amash announced that he's running for the Senate.
That's a huge wildcard. A Palestinian American Christian Libertarian bonafide anti-Trump Republican on the ballot in Michigan.
He doesn’t have a chance in he11. GOP see him as a traitor.
+1 He’s running in the Republican primary (along with Peter Meijer who’s also viewed by MAGA as a traitor.) He’s not going to make it to the general.
Anonymous
02/29/2024 20:14
Subject: 2024 Senate Elections
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Justin Amash announced that he's running for the Senate.
That's a huge wildcard. A Palestinian American Christian Libertarian bonafide anti-Trump Republican on the ballot in Michigan.
And if he wins, the senate gavel and all the judges go with the GOP. That isn't a win for the country. No different than Larry Hogan.
The Senate gavel is dependent on Tester and Brown but yes both Amash and Hogan complicate things a lot.
The dems are going to have to pick up a seat to compensate for West Virginia/Manchin. So it will depend on more than Tester and Brown.
No. They would have 50 and Kamala breaks tie. No different than last cycle, before Dems picked up PA.