The left has been salivating to take back congress in a “Blue Wave” ever since their stunning defeat in 2016. We are going to make sure that it results in a Red Storm where they lose even more seats in the House and Senate.
The left has clung to the idea of a “Blue Wave" in order to give themselves hope - hope that they can bring more radicalized refugees to the United States so that we may suffer what Europe is going through, hope for an even greater souring of race relations so that even more neighborhoods are looted and burned to the ground, hope for more power for feminists to ruin your careers and industries and livelihoods, hope for more political correctness to strangle our freedom of speech, hope for more power to the establishment media to attack us for thoughtcrime, hope that they can take down President Trump - who is our hope at reversing the damage they've done over the past few decades. We are going to make their Blue Wave falter in the midst of a Red Storm.
The purpose of this thread is to provide Sup Forums a convenient guide to the 2018 midterms, and a platform to take action to achieve specific objectives that will prevent any semblance of a “Blue Wave.”
>Defeatist Black Pillers not welcome. Your mentality is for losers. We didn't need you in 2016, and we don't need you now.
>Shills not welcome. Your attempts are utterly transparent. You were wrong in 2016. You were defeated in all 5 House Races in 2017. Your only real victory was in Alabama, and that was when our guy was smeared as a pedo, got massively outspent, and got betrayed by prominent figures in the GOP. You won't be able to do that in every single race this year. We know the stakes are too high for that. On the other hand, legitimate dissenters of all types are welcome.
>REMINDER that most political power in the USA isn't in the Presidency, it's in the Congress. In many ways, this can be even more impactful than Trump becoming President
>REMINDER that a Democrat congress can fuck up everything we've achieved in 2016, and they definitely will try their best to. You can bet that they will seriously try impeachment.
>REMINDER that Trump's victory is a once in a lifetime opportunity. If we fuck up now, we may NEVER get another man like him in government in our lifetime
[ ]>think of all the family members and friends you know who are willing to vote against the Democrats, and get them to register to vote if they haven’t yet, and CONSTANTLY REMIND THEM THAT NOVEMBER 6 IS THE BIG DAY. Do whatever it takes. If you have a younger Gen Z sister who hates the Democrats and recently turned 18, get her to stop taking selfies and take some time to register. Prepare a family / friend party for November 6 or close to it. Anything along those lines. If you’re a hot chick (or a girl who isn’t a landwhale, really) get your beta orbiters to vote.
[ ] >if you know people willing to vote Democrat, think of all the ways to redpill or demotivate them; obviously this will vary on a case-by-case basis
[ ] >share what you know about how each candidate is perceived in your area (e.g. I live in Indiana and Joe Donnelly isn't even popular among progressives; I live in NYC and many people here won't even bother going out to vote for Gillibrand)
[ ] >share your ideas on how to improve this general
Ethan Torres
>red storm you GOP shills are really cringy
build the wall or fuck off
Parker Perez
THE RED STORM TOPIC OF THE DAY IS: Turning Pennsylvania red for the Senate in 2018.
We'll be discussing how to take down Senator Bob Casey.
(Points of Discussion)
>a huge factor in Trump winning PA in 2016 was the Amish turning out in large numbers for him. Will the same thing happen in 2018?
>how popular is Bob Casey in PA? What kinds of people like him? What kinds of people don't? Be specific, don't just say "cucks" or "minorities" or "patriotic americans"
>which Republican candidate is likely to win the primaries?
>what strategy should the Republican candidate use to defeat Casey? (e.g. going to as many rural areas of the state as frequently as possible; attacking Casey for specific things that Pennsylvanians will hate him for, etc)
Brayden Perry
The wall has a much greater chance of being built if we have more Republicans in Congress. That's a simple fact. The only reason it hasn't been built yet is because while we have a majority, it's a slight one.
>yes I know I'm arguing with a shill, but I still need to stress that point
Easton Baker
You do know that only two post ww2 midterms have led to gains by the party holding the presidency. And they were minor gains. Oh and one of those was after 9-11, when Bush was at like 80+ approval. While Trump has been hovering around the 30+ approval.
Most midterms, even under popular presidents, lead to losing seats.
>57 years old, generic lawyer turned career politician >first elected in 2006, beating Rick Santorum with 59% of the vote, and in 2012 by 53.7%
>supported PIPA >Casey supported President Barack Obama's health reform legislation; he voted for the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act in December 2009 >Pro-Life Democrat >On economic and education-based issues, Casey falls more closely in line with mainstream Democratic policies. >Casey is generally considered a pro-gun rights senator and a strong supporter of the Second Amendment
As we all know, Pennsylvania is one of the rust belt states that flipped to Trump. The GOP knows this and should push hard. The Democrats know this and will pour in money to defend it. If massive amounts of Amish show up, along with high turnout in rural areas, we can take this. We can capitalize on how he’s against Trump’s plans for bringing back economic prosperity to the White House.
Keep your shit in your containment general you little faggot
Ryan Rivera
Yes, yes. We've heard all of this before.
1. Realize that Trump is the exception to many rules
2. Realize that the purpose of this general is to make Sup Forums aware of that and to counter it
3. Realize that even if Trump's approval is low, the Democrats aren't looking so hot either
Caleb Williams
>only two post ww2 why would you move the goalposts like that?
Andrew Torres
>1: N-no Trump is different because a democrat win would hurt my fee-fees >2: The purpose of this general is to make Sup Forums even more into r/t_d >3: My feefees>>>>facts Great thread OP
Bentley Clark
Realize that "first midterm going against party in Presidency" phenomenon isn't some magical axiom that just happens, but is explainable through factors that can be altered in our favor
i.e.
>not getting complacent >getting voters motivated against the Democrats >a lot of fundraising >not listening to blackpilled faggots from cucked out countries >organization, which is what this general contributes to
Leo Brooks
eat shit zionist stooge
Julian Ortiz
eating bacon and pancakes with syrup right now ;)
Leo Anderson
The Blue Tsunami will Trump all You will achieve nothing
Nathan Anderson
Democrats would have to make major inroads into rural, working class areas in the South and Midwest that have rejected them for decades in order for them to retake the House
It is irrelevant that the midterms always lead to loss or that Trump is different or the same as other presidents. Even the number of incumbents from the Republicans resigning is irrelevant because Gianforte and Handel showed that even without a sitting incumbent and with the Democrats pouring massive amounts of cash in and with Gianforte suplexing a reporter the Democrats simply don't have the numbers or the reputation to win in the Great Plains or the South.
The focus is the Senate. In 2018 the Republicans are defending 1 seat in a purple state and 1 seat in a blue state and there are two red states without incumbents. 2012 Nebraska showed us that even in an election that favored Democrats the fact is Democrats can't win a Senate seat where there is no incumbent in a state where 60% of voters are Republican so neither Tennessee or Utah will flip.
This leaves us with a theoretical scenario where Republicans botch both Nevada and Utah and win nowhere else and end up with 49 seats.
The problem with this scenario is that there are so many Democratic seats up for grabs, so many Democratic seats up for grabs in purple states and so many Democratic seats up for grabs in red states that it is all but impossible for Republicans not to hold on to the Senate and even make gains in 2018.
The political geography is simply working against Democrats even in a year where supposedly Democrats should be weak.
Financially the Republicans have spent less than Democrats in 2017, saving money and building a warchest for 2018 to match Democrats dollar for dollar in key races.
Jayden Edwards
>not listening to blackpilled faggots from cucked out countries So he shouldn`t listen to any Burger? I agree, just asking why you don`t off yourself in that case. >organization, which is what this general contributes to Lol no. >getting voters motivated against the Democrats Also wrong. Considering how Trump acted during the election and after moving into the white house most Trump voters should already be mobilized. Your actual aim should be to demobilize democratic voters. Among them two groups stand out: The inner city blacks and the Berniesupporters, both of whom are idelogically alinged with the democratic party but don`t necessarily support the establishment there.
Christian Sanchez
Shouldn't it be called blue tide?
Tyler Rivera
Because this is the modern day, and before world war 2 was a radically different time in term of voting. Political machines were dominate, the modern coalitions of each party were radically different and Presidents were more of a figurehead. Now largely because of FDR, the president is much more of a focus, and so nearly every midterm is a swing against him, even when nominally popular.
No Trump isn't a exception. Bar the constant scandals his policy is almost the same as a President Rubio or Cruz. Favor the Rich Tax bill. Obamacare repeal. What happened to his 100 day pledge? What happened to the wall? What happened to raising taxes on the rich? What happened to 'No cuts to medicare' or 'universal healthcare'.
It is already happening. Democrats have won state level special elections all over the place. They narrowed the margins in every house seat. And they won Alabama, a ruby red state.
Christopher Adams
are you the same blackpill Finncuck shill who always posts in /ptg/ around this time?
anyway...
Quality post user, thank you very much.
>It is irrelevant that the midterms always lead to loss or that Trump is different or the same as other presidents. Even the number of incumbents from the Republicans resigning is irrelevant because Gianforte and Handel showed that even without a sitting incumbent and with the Democrats pouring massive amounts of cash in and with Gianforte suplexing a reporter the Democrats simply don't have the numbers or the reputation to win in the Great Plains or the South.
Solid analysis. It's important to think critically instead of bucking to common wisdom and generic talking points like "first midterm always goes bad against incumbent party." People need to pay attention to the recent congressional races, and analyze exactly why they went the way they did
>a lot of Democratic spending in comparison to GOP spending, yet they still lost in multiple races
>a lot of negative attention on GOP candidates like Gianforte and Handel, yet they still won
>only one race a month for the whole country to focus on
etc
Joseph Roberts
>Democrats have won state level special elections all over the place
they lost in multiple races user
>They narrowed the margins in every house seat.
because of spending much more than the GOP and the GOP not having incumbent advantage (e.g. comparing Price's results to Handel's results)
Cooper Miller
Popularly Democrats need to win coal miners and factory workers in order to keep states like Ohio- a difficult task considering Obama nearly killed the coal industry so it'll be very easy to tell coal miners in PA/OH/TN/WV/VA that all those Democrats don't give a FUCK about them while Trump is reopening mines across the board.
Additionally Obama was well liked in 2010 yet people fucking hated his policies. Similarly Bill Clinton was a popular president but never regained control of the House or Senate because people did not like his liberal policies.
The fact is we must ask ourselves- will people get off their asses to go to the polls after having gotten a tax break, an increase in their stock portfolio and perhaps an increase in wages overall just because they hate the way Trump acts? Will they vote against policies they like because they dislike the guy who enacts them?
Additionally if we look at Nate Shillver's chart of polls we see Trump always has a higher approval rating among LIKELY VOTERS than he does among ALL PEOPLE SAMPLED. When we consider states like California which are hugely skewing these kinds of polls due to their deep liberal lean and massive numbers we have to further assume that- probably- likely voters in states like Indiana are quite favorable to the president.
Additionally the midterms are typically whiter than the general. For example I've seen polls that show approval of Trump in Indiana is basically 50/50 "like-dislike" now, but when looking at the polling demographics found that the sample was actually less white than the 2016 electorate in Indiana was. If the electorate in Indiana is whiter in 2018 than it was in 2016 then this bodes poorly, again, for the Democrats. The same goes for pretty much everywhere else.
Democrats would need 1-2 billion dollars to spend on all races in order to win everything. As it is for the Senate the Democrats are trying to hold on, and for the House Democrats only have hope and nothing else
Logan Brown
.50 cents donated to your account from the RNC
Dylan Morales
Seriously how much perpost does the RNC pay you to shill here I really want to know?
Luke Hall
>Sup Forums has the power to change the world! Remember when Sup Forums was about raiding games and polls for the lulz? Now because of the reddit nufags it has become some sort of political movement. Fuck off my board.
Samuel Morales
Inroads like Alabama?
Tennessee has the former Democrat governor in the race, who won in 2006 with a majority in every county. He remains popular and is already leading the polls by a margin over his republican opposition. Sure it remains within the margin of error, but it is doable.
The Red State democrats have local brands. Manchin won in West Virginia, even as the national party was getting clobbered by the same voters.
And Arizona moved towards Hillary, in a general right wing national swing. And might end up being a double election due to McCain's cancer. Two seats for the price of one.
Hudson Bell
>a politics board wanting to do political things is plebbit and "nu"fags
Isaac Bell
There are obviously certain races where Republicans are disfavored, mostly in areas in SALT states like California and New York which are affluent enough to have been hurt by the new tax bill and which swung for Hillary. But these areas are not numerous enough to overwhelm the Republicans who will pick up some more seats in rural working class areas.
The real threat to Trump is the possibility that his economic revival for the working class isn't going fast enough or isn't happening in the right places- WV is getting 5000 jobs a year for 20 years on average as a result of his deals with China over coal and natural gas, but there are 2 million people in that state. So what if the people there feel things aren't recovering as fast as they'd hoped and turn on Trump?
This is similar to what happened to Obama whose economic recovery was weak, but in Obama's case he specifically passed regulations which damaged industries such as mining and fracking and turned those workers against him while passing a healthcare billion that benefited less than 10% of the population while inconveniencing or angering large parts of the rest of the population.
I wish Trump hadn't declared Obamacare to be "over" because galvanizing the Tea Party for one last push in 2018 would have been helpful.
Parker Jenkins
>projection at its finest
>Popularly Democrats need to win coal miners and factory workers in order to keep states like Ohio- a difficult task considering Obama nearly killed the coal industry
Yep, that's pretty damning for the Democrats. They have 8 years of Obama's fuckups to run on.
>The fact is we must ask ourselves- will people get off their asses to go to the polls after having gotten a tax break, an increase in their stock portfolio and perhaps an increase in wages overall just because they hate the way Trump acts? Will they vote against policies they like because they dislike the guy who enacts them?
That's a good way of putting it. In 2018 millions of Americans will directly experience the benefits of Trump first hand.
>Additionally the midterms are typically whiter than the general.
Exactly. In 2010 the Democrats lost big in large party because minorities tend to not go to the polls as much as reliable white GOP voters. Now in 2018, the Democrats have wised up a bit and will be spending large sums on GOTV efforts, but I think things will more than balance out in our favor
Angel Sullivan
>M-muh movement Keep it in your containment general then, cuck.
Noah Barnes
>projection at its finest
NO FUCK YOU BEANER LOVER
WE ARE NOT VOTING FOR YOU KIKE REPUBLIFAGGOTS AFTER THIS DACA SHIT
EAT SHIT OP YOU CUM GUZZLING QUEER AND STOP MAKING THESE THREADS
Nope. They picked up a whole bunch all over the place. They turned the Virginia House, from a Republican super majority to evenly split.
State level still matters. They decide redistricting.
Elijah Hernandez
>inroads like alabama
YES because an accused serial pedophile whose wife talks about her jewish lawyer who spends the campaign watching football games instead of campaigning who was abandoned and denounced by his party until the last two weeks who was already disliked by his state for being a theocratic ultra-fundamentalist who was outspent 3 to 1 by his opponent who managed to win the election by 1% of the vote is TOTALLY representative of every single election that will occur in 2018
Julian Ross
>Inroads like Alabama?
Alabama is simple. Not only was he massively outspent and given plenty of negative media attention and faced GOTV efforts from the Democrat machine (which a lot of Republican candidates like Handel also faced, but won anyway)...
he was accused of being a pedo, aka the worst label in modern society, and didn't respond well enough to that accusation
It's as simple as that. The Democrats won't be able to do that in every race in 2018
Nolan Foster
FUCK OFF NO DACA
FUCK THE REPUBLICAN PARTY AND FUCK YOU MITCH YOU FUCKING FAGGOT
Dylan Parker
I'm guessing you were told to get the fuck out of kraut/pol/ for being a shitposter.
Nicholas Reyes
>There are obviously certain races where Republicans are disfavored, mostly in areas in SALT states like California and New York which are affluent enough to have been hurt by the new tax bill and which swung for Hillary. But these areas are not numerous enough to overwhelm the Republicans who will pick up some more seats in rural working class areas.
True, it would be wise for us to not get overly optimistic, especially for areas like those. Ironically plenty of upper middle class and rich voters are jumping ship from the GOP to the Dems. Many well-to-do moderates who were willing to vote Romney were far more likely to vote for Hillary than Trump (who is a bit more similar to Sanders in this regard).
>The real threat to Trump is the possibility that his economic revival for the working class isn't going fast enough or isn't happening in the right places- WV is getting 5000 jobs a year for 20 years on average as a result of his deals with China over coal and natural gas, but there are 2 million people in that state. So what if the people there feel things aren't recovering as fast as they'd hoped and turn on Trump?
True
John Perez
What's the matter, Europe, don't you even have one of the literally best and most majestic natural feature on all of the Earth's surface?
Hudson Powell
Bump Don’t get complacent Vote republican
Grayson Turner
Still shilling this board after DACA amnesty beaner deal Trump just cut? You think we give a shit about your faggot ass bullshit lies kike lover?
Carter Walker
>Vote republican
YEAH LET'S VOTE FOR THE PARTY THAT'S STABBING WHITES IN THE BACK FOR DACA BEANER VOTER
FUCK WHITE PEOPLE, BASED CIVIC NATIOANLISM MY FELLOW PEDES
Daniel Nguyen
Virginia is also a special case. It has been turning ever more blue since 2008, with the expansion of people dependent on the government in NoVa increasing while conservatives in other areas of the state are leaving
note that the reverse is happening in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and other 'blue' states like Minnesota
David Brown
Nobody reads your 20+ posts of spam, stop making new generals newfag. The_donald is more your speed.
Thomas Watson
It was still a 30+ swing in the vote.
And if you exclude Alabama from it, the median swing in House special elections was +16D . The largest after Alabama was the Kansas 4th. The smallest was Utah 3rd.
I don't like Mitch McConnell either and wish the Republicans were not huge cucks like they currently are. I should have stressed this earlier.
However, I also know that I can't let them lose in favor of Democrat candidates. I also know that 2018 is our big chance to elect as many actual uncucked MAGA Republicans as we can.
It's as simple as that.
Andrew Thompson
>Visiting cancerous generals No. On the topic of your pic: You are aware that the majority of non-germans in that graph are still (semi-) white europeans, and that even if things happened exactly like that Germany would still have a higher percentage of whites than the USA has right now? Meanwhile the United States have lost the white majority in some age brackets already What does it feel like to life in a non-white country, mutt?
Jace Hill
He didn't sign shit yet. I'm guessing he's dangling it over their heads to rile the Democrats up and get their base mad at them.
He knows the backlash he'll get if he signs it.
William Gutierrez
>I don't like Mitch McConnell
Hold the fucking phone faggot
You are saying after betraying their voters AGAIN AND AGAIN we should reward them by voting them in to do the same fucking thing and make Mitch the turtle and Paul ryan the leaders after doing NOTHING to help the average Americans?
Joshua Jackson
Again, the fact that there was a swing to the Democrats in all those other races can be attributed to
>Democrats spending much more money than the Republicans >More concentrated attention from the rest of the country >No incumbent advantage from the GOP (e.g. Price resigning to become part of Trump's cabinet)
Hudson Martinez
>He didn't sign shit yet.
Yeah he just said he would sign a clean DACA bill
You know thel same Trump who said during the campagain on day one he would repeal DACA.
Brody Scott
>literally touting the 'mutt' maymay while denying that he's a shill
What time is it over there in the Islamic Caliphate of Alemanya
John Martinez
Atrributed to the fact Trump and the GOP lied to their voters and you are carrying water for them with these faggot ass generals
How much does the RNC pay you cocksucker?
James Sullivan
How much per post? Does Mitch pay well, cause I need some extra pay /r/the Donald?
Mason Miller
>implying what he says for political and media manipulation is the same thing as what he'll do
Come the fuck on
>acting this butthurt over a thread you can simply ignore while claiming you aren't the shill
Brody Fisher
You won't address the beaner amnesty deal because you are a cuck faggot. I get it, you are a rapefugee from /r/the Donald, that's why you are trying to keep this gay general going you queer.
Leo Sullivan
And Texas, Nevada and Arizona are all moving blue. Oh and you can kiss Florida goodbye, thanks to Trump.
His botched Puerto rico response has led to this
More than 168,000 people have flown or sailed out of Puerto Rico to Florida since the hurricane, landing at airports in Orlando, Miami and Tampa, and the port in Fort Lauderdale. Nearly half are arriving in Orlando, where they are tapping their networks of family and friends. An additional 100,000 are booked on flights to Orlando through Dec. 31, county officials said. Large numbers are also settling in the Tampa, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach areas.
With so many arriving so abruptly, the migration is expected to transform Orlando, a city that has already become a stronghold of Puerto Ricans, many of them fleeing the island’s economic crisis in recent years. The Puerto Rican population of Florida has exploded from 479,000 in 2000 to well over one million today, according to the Pew Research Center. The number of Puerto Ricans in Orlando was 210,000 in 2014, according to the Center for Population Studies, and since then the count has risen rapidly as more arrived during the economic crisis.
The impact of this latest wave is likely to stretch from schools and housing to the work force and even politics. Puerto Ricans, who are American citizens and tilt Democratic, could sway the electoral results of one of the country’s most pivotal swing states.
This migration wave is expected to grow. And hit more then Florida. So how are you guys going to win presidential elections, if Democrat can reliably get Texas, California, Florida and New York. That is a 155 electoral votes from just them.
Charles Rodriguez
Minnesota is purple. There will be no resounding victory for either side here.
Gabriel Brooks
>note that the europoor and aussie in this thread have the option to just ignore it
>meanwhile they apparently aren't getting equally butthurt by the other threads on this board which are mainly comprised of obvious low effort bait
>they would rather you argue over trivial bullshit like "what are the whitest muslims" than taking concrete action with the potential for actual change
Easton Ortiz
>His botched Puerto rico response has led to this
it's well known that the San Juan mayor was bullshitting and a lot of Puerto Ricans will know that
>if Democrat can reliably get Texas, California, Florida and New York. That is a 155 electoral votes from just them.
but that just isn't true
James Rodriguez
yeah, but it's definitely possible for the Democrats to lose in Minnesota
Luis Gomez
>fuck the moderately right leaning party with any amount of power let's not vote for people that can vote for Trumps agenda Then who are "we" supposed to vote for? The GOP is full of faggots but there are a few solid members in it and the faggots could be primaried.
Robert Baker
I addressed it just fine ;)
David James
>hurr durr >let’s all sit home and let the democrats (communist ) destroy >muh Daca durr
Robert Torres
Yeah, your point is obvious. Realize that you probably aren't arguing with people who actually believe the bullshit they're spouting
David Morris
>I addressed it just fine ;)
No you didn't faggotatron
Trump said he would repeal beaner DACA on DAY ONE
Jose Sullivan
>Denying facts >Calls others shills Great meme sempai
Wyatt Richardson
>Then who are "we" supposed to vote for?
You don't "vote" out ZOG, you grab a gun and well you know what to do
WHEN THE RACE WAR STARTS THE NIGGER LOVERS WILL BE THE FIRST TO GO
Grayson Gonzalez
Michele Bachmann is probably going to be the republican nominee for the senate. I'm highly skeptical of her winning.
Carter Diaz
Exposing the reddit is more important than dealing with the average shitposter
Caleb Mitchell
>yes goy commit violence now so that your side can be tainted
>we'll have a 24/7 newstory exactly about how you were motivated to kill in the name of Pepe, just for you!
Yeah, she seems too loopy and easy to make fun of
Evan Martinez
Exactly. The shills ITT can't come up with coherent arguments
even if you hate redditfags and cuckservatives, the smart choice is to take action for the 2018 midterms so that you have less cucked out congresscritters. You don't have to even praise them. Just make sure the Democrats don't win more seats and make your agenda even less likely
Hunter Watson
>I AM NOT GONNA VOTE MODERATE REPUBLICAN EVENTHOUGh EVERY DEMOCRAT IS A FAR LEFT COMMiE >HURr DERR
Anthony Morris
OP's been btfo numerous times in this thread, will no address why Trump didn't repeal DACA on day one.
OP has made this same general every day for weeks now. OP has no life and works for Mitch the turtle.
Isaac Long
Republicans and Democrats are the same fucking party, both anti-white.
Leo Ward
>less cucked It's BASED to support Israel, allow 3 million new DACA Trump voters, cut corproate taxes, and start neocon wars now. This is what "less cucked" means on nu/pol/.
Luke Rivera
Unlikely. Double elections nearly always go the same way. So if they are voting D for the other incumbent, they will do so as well for Franken's old seat.
I'm a American on holiday.
Blake Hall
>will no address why Trump didn't repeal DACA on day one.
simple, to use as a tool to fuck up the Democrats
>OP has made this same general every day for weeks now
The idea for this general popped into my head just three days ago
November 6, 2018 is an opportunity to vote in candidates who are even more hardcore than Trump. Note that Trump is the President of the United States, which means that even someone as much of a firebrand as he is has to play both sides. Congressmen and Senators from red areas can afford to be better on certain issues
>if they are voting D
but there's a good chance that they'll be voting R instead
Austin Perez
>IT WAS STILL A SWING DUDE IGNORE ALL THE OTHER FACTORS YOU LISTED LMAO
kys
Isaiah Bennett
To be fair to OP, Franken barely won the first time around. Then again, I'm not sure how much his titty grabbing has affected his standing around here.
Cooper Kelly
kek
Christian Anderson
They aren't white Europeans though, 17 million are muslims
Joshua Clark
btw guys I'll be stepping out for a few hours. Returning at around 3pm. Be sure to bump my thread and discuss the topic of the day before I return
>THE RED STORM TOPIC OF THE DAY IS: Turning Pennsylvania red for the Senate in 2018.
>We'll be discussing how to take down Senator Bob Casey.
Thomas Baker
He barely won last time against a incumbent and with a large third party in the race. But the other Democrat is popular and Republicans don't have anybody good.
Ethan Sanchez
>Democrats would have to make major inroads into rural, working class areas in the South and Midwest that have rejected them for decades in order for them to retake the House The Democrats' path to taking the house is through moderate suburban districts, especially in those where Trump lost or came close to losing. Many of these are in California and New York/Jersey.
Evan Jackson
Fuck off you incandescent spook.
Bentley Johnson
The deciding factor will be the outstate whites. If they can be convinced the DFL isn't acting in their interest, they can tip the scale back to red.
Or maybe should get Jesse Ventura to run for senate. That'd be interesting.
Nathaniel Adams
Not this year. The state is slowly drifting right, but nationally the Democrats are heavily favored. They lead by over ten points in the national generic congressional ballot. Which is enough to overcome even R leaning areas, let alone D leaning/tossup.
Bentley Ortiz
That would still leave Germany whiter than the US is today. Your problem aren`t dems, your problem is that your countries demographics have been fucked for way too long
