Simon Rosenberg (a frequent “Coffee with the Contrarians” guest) is somewhat more optimistic. The same can be said for G. Elliott Morris (another friend of the Contrarians and world class polling expert. We can’t take anything for granted but this most important prize does appear to be within reach.
I'm in maine. People are sick of Susan Collins, a Trump vote if there ever was one. Troy Jackson, new to all, is the union choice statewide and is loaded for bear in southern Maine but he needs to get out there and make a lot of noise on issues and throw in a flailing and failing Trump on his mix. Articulate, Troy
It's difficult to see how the cost of living, the Iran war, the measles outbreaks or most any other current event increases election prospects for Republicans. That said, one should not underestimate the power of lies, A.I. slop and intentional election chaos to bamboozle uninformed voters. Nonetheless, it is not a Polyanna to be optimistic.
Funny how I have to assume that most political pundents see a South Carolina, U.S. Senate race, as not even debateable. I assume that most see Lindsay Gramham's sister as a shoe-in, despite the honor show her late brother truly was. What's in the drinking water down there? Or, are South Carolinans worse than I think?
Excellent summary of the current battlegrounds! Thank you.
Thanks for this information. We also need to look at governor’s races
Are TRump’s ratings in the toilet? Or is it a broken down outhouse….
Simon Rosenberg (a frequent “Coffee with the Contrarians” guest) is somewhat more optimistic. The same can be said for G. Elliott Morris (another friend of the Contrarians and world class polling expert. We can’t take anything for granted but this most important prize does appear to be within reach.
I'm in maine. People are sick of Susan Collins, a Trump vote if there ever was one. Troy Jackson, new to all, is the union choice statewide and is loaded for bear in southern Maine but he needs to get out there and make a lot of noise on issues and throw in a flailing and failing Trump on his mix. Articulate, Troy
The question should be;
Do Americans want a democratic government or an Autocratic Fascist state?
I have always been partial to a democracy.
My father was also.
To me it is quite simple.
If you are at all interested in the survival of American democracy, vote Democratic.
If you are interested in the perpetuation of our newly established Autocratic Fascist state, vote Republican.
Quite simple, eh?!
It's difficult to see how the cost of living, the Iran war, the measles outbreaks or most any other current event increases election prospects for Republicans. That said, one should not underestimate the power of lies, A.I. slop and intentional election chaos to bamboozle uninformed voters. Nonetheless, it is not a Polyanna to be optimistic.
Funny how I have to assume that most political pundents see a South Carolina, U.S. Senate race, as not even debateable. I assume that most see Lindsay Gramham's sister as a shoe-in, despite the honor show her late brother truly was. What's in the drinking water down there? Or, are South Carolinans worse than I think?
Thank you so much for this concise, informed summary. Appreciate the links as well. As always, thankful for you & thecContrarians.