I see that the Senate race in Nevada has been called with Democrat Cortez-Masteo defeating Republican Adam Laxalt by a slim margin. Candidate None Of The Above won 1.2% of the vote.
The Senate race in Arizona has also been called, to the benefit of the Democrat.
At this point, it really doesn't matter what happens in Georgia. The Democrats will control the Senate for the next two years. Good Luck to Hershel Walker, but his race is now officially a side-show.
With 435 seats in the House, and 25 still not decided, I see no reason for Pelosi to start packing her office yet. Long counts favor Democrats. She may well retain her speaker post.
It is time for the Republicans to take a hard look at their leadership, their messaging, and their strategy for winning elections. Ronna McDaniel, Mitch McConnel, and Kevin McCarthy should either step down of be driven from leadership. They failed spectacularly. It's time for the Republicans to take a deep breath and reassess everything.
Make no mistake. I am not accusing anyone of cheating. The Democrats are winning, and they are dragging the US down the tubes. The Republicans need to come up with better leaders, better candidates, and a better strategy. What they are doing now is not working.
Pawpaw said: " I am not accusing anyone of cheating."
ReplyDeleteWell, perhaps, but it is interesting that when an election gets in this type of situation, the DNC seems to pull it out the majority of the time.
From a statistical standpoint, it looks a bit suspicious.
Agree with Termite... sigh
ReplyDeleteNevada,
ReplyDelete6 + days to count 985,000 votes? YGBSM! No cheating? You’re WAY more charitable than I am, PawPaw!
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'Republican Strategy for Winning?'
ReplyDeleteYou misspelled Strategy for snatching defeat from the jaws of Victory!