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Okay keyboard pundits. Which amendment will the Dems choose over the next few months? Can they stem the midterm tidal wave by implementing the 25th soon? Or do they cling to the hope that Kamala can actually win two elections if they wait till January 20 somethingth in 2023 to kick Joe to the curb?
Methinks they pull the plug soon on poor ole Joe, and pray the constituency warms to the most unlikeable politician in recent history with hopes to keep the House and the Senate in 2022, and perhaps the Executive in 2024.
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Methinks that the Dems like having Joe Biden in office. He’s easily confused and easily controlled. He’s definitely sad to watch. You can’t even tell if he’s had a stroke. He’s dirty as hell, Progressive as hell, and will do absolutely NOTHING about the great problems facing this country. Harris, as a fallback option, would be an even greater disaster.
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Biden was the Democratic Party pick, not an actual candidate. Using a metaphor, the eunuchs are now in charge. Everyone knows Ron Klain is the most powerful person in the free world, and Kamala is chafing that she’s not getting access to the DNC machine. Now the Democratic Party can run all its policy priorities, pork, and Squad Goals through one-party control until they are so unpopular that the whole thing collapses. Nameless party policy wonks are running the Executive, and running hog wild (as seen through the executive orders). As for actual governance, this is exactly what anyone who isn’t susceptible to media propaganda / DNC propaganda could have foreseen.
As for mid-terms, etc., we’ll see. The current split is 224-214 (3 vacancies, 2DEM, 1GOP), with redistricting meaning the GOP will lose seats in, say New York, and gain seats in other places. Here’s a helpful article.
I mean there’s momentum, but the suburban moms need to see what their collective hypnosis hath wrought. The intersectional coalition is starting to show cracks, and I’m thinking the teacher’s unions are potentially creating a wedge that a smart politician can garner a lot of minority votes through. (We want to give you school choice so you can make sure your children are learning what will make them successful, not a bunch of garbage that isn’t helping anybody, and not under conditions where they are guaranteed not to thrive).
The Senate map is bad for Republicans. I still have no idea how Warnock and Ossoff won those Georgia seats, so I’m assuming Warnock stays. If Sununu runs, he wins (+1), if not, it’s a hold; if Greitens wins the primary, I’m not sure what happens, but he WAS wrongfully accused so maybe?; I see Cortez-Masto holding onto Nevada; if Brnovich or Masters wins the primary in AZ, Kelly is toast, in my opinion (+1); I can see some PA shenanigans resulting in a PA flip of Toomey’s seat (-1); Ron Johnson and Richard Burr’s seats seem like holds to me, but they’re being heavily targeted.
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