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
>REMINDER that even if you’re disappointed with how Trump is compromising too much with the Democrats by not doing things like immediately repealing DACA and not getting the wall through…November 6, 2018 is your chance to elect a much redder congress so that he doesn’t have to compromise with the Democrats so much and has a much greater chance of passing every item on his agenda through
>REMINDER that even if you hate Republicucks like Bitch McConnell, instead of whining in impotent rage, you should use your energy on electing solid MAGA candidates in the primaries and casting a vote against the Democrat even if a Republicuck wins the primary
[ ]>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
Christopher Reed
(HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES)
The NRCC released its initial list of targeted Democratic incumbents on February 8, 2017. If you live in any of these districts, make sure you get everyone you know, who is receptive to voting against the Democrats, out to vote. If we take all 36 seats and retain all our own, we will have a total of 277 seats to 158 Democrat seats, which will enable us to pass pretty much all of President Trump’s agenda if the Senate races go well too.
Arizona's 1st District Tom O'Halleran Arizona's 9th District Kyrsten Sinema California's 7th District Ami Bera California's 24th District Salud Carbajal California's 36th District Raul Ruiz California's 52nd District Scott Peters Colorado's 7th District Ed Perlmutter Connecticut's 2nd District Joe Courtney Connecticut's 5th District Elizabeth Esty Florida's 7th District Stephanie Murphy Florida's 13th District Charlie Crist Iowa's 2nd District Dave Loebsack Illinois' 17th District Cheri Bustos Massachusetts' 9th District Bill Keating Maryland's 6th District John Delaney Michigan's 5th District Dan Kildee Michigan's 9th District Sander Levin Minnesota's 1st District Tim Walz Minnesota's 7th District Collin Peterson Minnesota's 8th District Rick Nolan New Hampshire's 1st District Carol Shea-Porter New Hampshire's 2nd District Ann Kuster New Jersey's 5th District Josh Gottheimer New Mexico's 1st District Michelle Lujan Grisham New Mexico's 3rd District Ben Ray Lujan Nevada's 3rd District Jacky Rosen Nevada's 4th District Ruben Kihuen New York's 3rd District Tom Suozzi New York's 18th District Sean Patrick Maloney Ohio's 13th District Tim Ryan Oregon's 4th District Peter DeFazio Oregon's 5th District Kurt Schrader Pennsylvania's 17th District Matt Cartwright Washington's 6th District Derek Kilmer Washington's 10th District Denny Heck Wisconsin's 3rd District Ron Kind
Mason Ortiz
The DCCC unveiled its initial list of targeted Republican incumbents on January 30, 2017. If you live in any of these districts, make sure they aren’t successful by getting everyone you know receptive to voting for the GOP out to vote, and getting yourself out to vote on top of that.
Alabama's 2nd District Martha Roby Arkansas' 2nd District French Hill Arizona's 2nd District Martha McSally California's 4th District Tom McClintock California's 10th District Jeff Denham California's 21st District David Valadao California's 25th District Steve Knight California's 39th District Ed Royce California's 45th District Mimi Walters California's 48th District Dana Rohrabacher California's 49th District Darrell Issa Colorado's 3rd District Scott Tipton Colorado's 6th District Mike Coffman Florida's 18th District Brian Mast Florida's 25th District Mario Diaz-Balart Florida's 26th District Carlos Curbelo Florida's 27th District Ileana Ros-Lehtinen Georgia's 6th District Tom Price Iowa's 1st District Rod Blum Iowa's 3rd District David Young Illinois' 6th District Peter Roskam Illinois' 13th District Rodney Davis Illinois' 14th District Randy Hultgren Indiana's 9th District Trey Hollingsworth Kansas' 2nd District Lynn Jenkins Kansas' 3rd District Kevin Yoder Kentucky's 6th District Andy Barr Maine's 2nd District Bruce Poliquin
Nicholas Martin
Michigan's 7th District Tim Walberg Michigan's 8th District Mike Bishop Michigan's 11th District David Trott Minnesota's 2nd District Jason Lewis Minnesota's 3rd District Erik Paulsen North Carolina's 8th District Richard Hudson North Carolina's 9th District Robert Pittenger North Carolina's 13th District Ted Budd Nebraska's 2nd District Don Bacon New Jersey's 2nd District Frank LoBiondo New Jersey's 3rd District Tom MacArthur New Jersey's 7th District Leonard Lance New Jersey's 11th District Rodney Frelinghuysen New York's 1st District Lee Zeldin New York's 2nd District Peter King New York's 11th District Daniel Donovan New York's 19th District John Faso New York's 22nd District Claudia Tenney New York's 24th District John Katko New York's 27th District Chris Collins Ohio's 1st District Steve Chabot Ohio's 7th District Bob Gibbs Ohio's 12th District Pat Tiberi Pennsylvania's 6th District Ryan Costello Pennsylvania's 7th District Pat Meehan Pennsylvania's 8th District Brian Fitzpatrick Pennsylvania's 11th District Lou Barletta Pennsylvania's 15th District Charlie Dent Pennsylvania's 16th District Lloyd Smucker Texas' 7th District John Culberson Texas' 21st District Lamar Smith Texas' 23rd District Will Hurd Texas' 32nd District Pete Sessions Utah's 4th District Mia Love Virginia's 2nd District Scott Taylor Virginia's 10th District Barbara Comstock Washington's 3rd District Jaime Herrera Beutler Washington's 5th District Cathy McMorris Rodgers Washington's 8th District David Reichert West Virginia's 2nd District Alex Mooney Wisconsin's 6th District Glenn Grothman
Robert Sanchez
MAINE COMMIES, AND YES THEY HAVE LITERAL COMMUNIST PARTIES, ARE TRYING TO FORCE RANKED CHOICE VOTING. THIS NEEDS TO END IMMEDIATELY.
NO ONE GOES OUT TO VOTE IN PRIMARIES SO THEIR PLAN IS TO BUS PEOPLE IN FOR PRIMARIES AND TURN MAINE HARD BLUE BY ONLY HAVING 2 DEMOCRAT CHOICES IN THE ACTUAL ELECTIONS
PLEASE ASK TRUMP FOR MORE MONEY TO EXPOSE THIS BULLSHIT
>Democrats up for reelection in 2018 in states Trump won: Florida: Bill Nelson (Won by 55% in 2012) (Running in 2018) Current age: 74
Indiana: Joe Donnelly (Won by 50% in 2012) (Running in 2018) Current age: 61
Michigan: Debbie Stabenow (Won by 59% in 2012) (Intent for 2018 unknown) Current age: 66
Missouri: Claire McCaskill (Won by 55% in 2012) (Running in 2018) Current age: 63
Montana: Jon Tester (Won by 49% in 2012) (Running in 2018) Current age: 60
North Dakota: Heidi Heitkamp (Won by 50% in 2012) (Intent for 2018 unknown) Current age: 61
Ohio: Sherrod Brown (Won by 51% in 2012) (Running in 2018) Current age: 64
Pennsylvania: Bob Casey Jr. (Won by 54% in 2012) (Running in 2018) Current age: 56
West Virginia: Joe Manchin (Won by 61% in 2012) (Running in 2018) Current age: 69
Wisconsin: Tammy Baldwin (Won by 51% in 2012) (Running in 2018) Current age: 54
>Democrats up for reelection in 2018 in states Trump almost won (below 10% margin):
Minnesota: Amy Klobuchar (Won by 65% in 2012) (Running in 2018) Current age: 56
New Mexico: Martin Heinrich (Won by 51% in 2012) (Running in 2018) Current age: 45
Virginia: Tim Kaine (Won by 53% in 2012) (Running in 2018) Current age: 58
Jaxon Green
>Democrats up for reelection in 2018 in “safe blue states," which are an uphill battle but NOT IMPOSSIBLE TO WIN if the Democrat is plagued by scandals, is uncharismatic, and is facing a solid GOP challenger. Reminder that a Republican won Massachusetts back in 2009. In the same way a Democrat can take Alabama in 2017, it is possible to take a “blue state” in 2018. EVEN IF YOU LIVE IN ONE OF THESE STATES, GO VOTE AND SPREAD AWARENESS! ONE OF THESE DEMOCRATS CAN FACE A SCANDAL IN 2018, AND LOSE TO A CHARISMATIC REPUBLICAN.
California: Dianne Feinstein (Won by 63% in 2012) (Intent for 2018 unknown) Current age: 83
Connecticut: Chris Murphy (Won by 55% in 2012) (Running in 2018) Current age: 43
Delaware: Tom Carper (Won by 66% in 2012) (Intent for 2018 unknown) Current age: 70
Hawaii: Mazie Hirono (Won by 63% in 2012) (Running in 2018) Current age: 69
Maryland: Ben Cardin (Won by 56% in 2012) (Intent for 2018 unknown) Current age: 73
Massachusetts: Elizabeth Warren (Won by 54% in 2012) (Running in 2018) Current age: 67
New Jersey: Bob Menendez (Won by 59% in 2012) (Intent for 2018 unknown) Current age: 63
New York: Kirsten Gillibrand (Won by 72% in 2012) (Running in 2018) Current age: 50
Rhode Island: Sheldon Whitehouse (Won by 64% in 2012) (Running in 2018) Current age: 61
Washington: Maria Cantwell (Won by 61% in 2012) (Intent for 2018 unknown) Current age: 58
Thomas Brown
>Republicans up for reelection in “safe red states.” Note -- even if you live in these states, GET OUT AND VOTE. There is no such thing as a 100% safe state for any side.
Nebraska: Deb Fischer(Won by 57.8% in 2012)(Running in 2018) Current age: 66 Mississippi: Roger Wicker (Won by 57.2% in 2012)(Running in 2018) Current age: 66 Utah: Orrin Hatch (not running in 2018)(Won by 65.2% in 2012)(might be replaced by Mitt Romney) Wyoming: John Barrasso (Won by 75.9% in 2012)(Running in 2018) Current age: 65
>Republicans up for reelection in states that aren’t ‘safe.’ Note that you can consider some of these pretty safe, like Texas, but that is no excuse to not VOTE if you live in these states.
Arizona: Jeff Flake (won by 49.2%)(not running in 2018) Nevada: Dean Heller (won by 45.9%)(Running in 2018)Current age: 57 Texas: Ted Cruz (won by 56.6%)(Running in 2018) Current age: 47 Tennessee: Bob Corker (won by 64.9%)(not running in 2018)
Chase Robinson
As much as I want a red storm I don't see it happening. The left is out in full force as demonstrated in Alabama and Virginia.
I predict the Republicans lose the Senate by 2-3 seats and possibly even the House.
Owen Phillips
>Alabama
would have gone MASSIVELY RED were it not for the pedo allegations. It wasn't a state that the left won moreso than a state that the right lost (because of write-ins and voters staying home)
>Virginia
Bush Republican who rejected Trump causing low rural turnout. Also NOVA is a bit too strong now, so it's an uphill battle even for a good Republican candidate
>75 Years Old, former astronaut, 2nd sitting member of Congress to travel into space >3 Term Senator. First elected in 2000 with 51% of the vote. Reelected in 2006 with 60% of the vote. Reelected in 2012 with 55% of the vote. >Moderate Democrat. Accused of being a DINO -- Democrat in Name Only. Florida is a purple state, so no shit. >As of 2017 he holds a 52% approval rating with only 23% of his constituents saying they disapprove of his job as Senator.
The guy is a bit of a tough opponent. He has a solid resume. He won in 2006 and 2012 with nice margins, partly because those were ‘blue years’ where Democrats won big. However, a lot has changed in the country since 2012. SJW bullshit only really started in 2014. Trump changed the landscape in 2015 and won in 2016 when he was a fucking joke in 2012. This guy is beatable, but as a moderate Democrat can appeal to large segments of the Floridian population. We’re going to have to marshall the people who voted for Rubio and Trump to vote for this guy. I used to live in Florida but don’t know much about him.
(possible opponents)
Rick Scott, current Governor of Florida, who is somewhat popular Augustus Sol Invictus[10] Lateresa Jones[11] Howard Knepper[12] Martin Mikhail[13] Joe Smith[14] Marcia Thorne[15]
>would have gone MASSIVELY RED were it not for the pedo allegations I agree, but it's astonishing that Jones won despite being a literal hardcore cultural Marxist leftist. He wasn't a moderate 90's Democrat. It is unbelievable that Moore lost despite the fake sexual allegations. It shows how even a deep red state like Alabama has the capacity to go blue given enough money and social capital.
>Bush Republican who rejected Trump causing low rural turnout I know that Gillespie sucked ass, but he's not the only one who got blown out that day. Tons of local seats got demolished.
Please lay out a case for a 2018 red storm and I'll hear you out.
Kayden Rivera
Gotta keep Texas red!
Jaxon Phillips
Jones campaigned as a conservative Democrat to appeal to Alabama voters
the hardcore cultural marxist thing was an attack against him. It could be true, but that's not how he branded himself
Owen Jones
the biggest thing that Beto O'Rourke seems to have going for him is his looks
Justin Hernandez
>NY-23 >Governor considered safe >Senator considered safe >Rep considered competetive Pls no. Reed is pretty alright. He's about the only thing about this area making me not want to suckstart a shotgun.
Lucas Scott
>tfw I live in NYC and even while it seems hopeless, I think a strong GOP candidate could win in quite a few areas here, but the kinds of people who could win tend to not run because of how much of a pain in the ass it would be
Nathaniel Rogers
Ohio has a Governorship race going on right now. One of Obama's appointees is running in the election.
John Kelly
WHATS UP FUCKERS
Jackson Martin
a lot of winning for non shitholers ;)
let's see how that turns out
Asher Ramirez
Bump because this is as, if not more, important than the 2016 election.
Alexander Jones
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William Bell
No, we organize our own busing operation and get our people to the primaries. Whining to Trump isn't going to do shit. Either we organize a nationalist wave this year, or we don't. Our people in Maine are just going to have to get their butts off the couch and kick ass in the upcoming primaries.
Jackson Young
this
Ryan Kelly
Is there any good Republicans running for governor? Wikipedia shows Mary Taylor and Mike DeWine. I'll probably vote for DeWine knowing that Taylor is endorsed by Kasich desu
Xavier Hall
any word on Mass?
Hudson Wright
bump
Austin Nelson
This is correct. Nationalism with a focus on immigration, jobs and infrastructure is the way to go. Also capitalize on tax reform and how non of the dems supported it.
Adrian Roberts
Governor is not up for election in 2018 in MA, senate (Elizabeth Warren) is though
Brody Campbell
thanks
I wonder how much GOP turnout would be if we had the well oiled machine (with buses and cabs) that the Democrats have
probably not as much of an effect it has on the Democrats, because our voters tend to be more reliable and hard working
Easton Ramirez
Bump
Zachary Nguyen
>more reliable and hard working Let's not suck each other's dicks too hard now. There are still a lot of conservative, or at least conservative-friendly, voters who could be brought to the polls. Maine doesn't have too many major population centers compared to, say, Massachusetts or Ohio. In rural areas, a "voter transport" operation might just be 3 or four guys taking the day off and driving 20 people each to the polls. In larger cities, the operation will be more complex.
Either way, people need to start networking with each other. We may have to spend some of our own money. Someone who wants to drive may have to pay for his own gas, for instance. We may have to start going to local Republican party meetings (even though local party meetings suck) and get lists of voters who want need help. Local organization is key.
Aiden Green
(MINNESOTA SENATE RACES - INCLUDING AL FRANKEN’S OLD SEAT)
We will be going up against Tina Smith, Al Franken’s replacement. Note that there are TWO Senate elections in Minnesota this time around.
>59 Years Old, worked with Planned Parenthood, aside from some time spent in marketing worked mainly in politics >former Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
She got sworn in three days ago. There really isn’t much to be said at this point. Minnesota was one of the states that ALMOST went to Trump (a margin of around 40,000). If he won it, he would have won a state that even Reagan couldn’t win in 1984. The last time a Republican won it was 1972. The political landscape in Minnesota has changed massively. It’s similar to Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania.
>57 years old, generic lawyer turned career politician >She has been called a "rising star" in the Democratic Party. >She has been named by The New York Times and The New Yorker as one of the women most likely to become the first female President of the United States, and by MSNBC and The New Yorker as a possible nominee to the U.S. Supreme Court. >first won in 2006 with 58%, then reelected in 2012 with 65% of the vote
>Klobuchar has a "F" rating from the National Rifle Association (NRA) for supporting gun control legislation >Klobuchar opposed the Trans-Pacific Partnership "because she [had] concerns about whether the proposed legislation [was] strong enough for American workers."
This sounds like it’s going to be a tough battle. We’re going to need a strong GOP candidate to get turnout high among potential Trump voters. A huge reason he didn’t win in 2016 was because of McMullin who siphoned off 53,000 votes (probably not Democrat voters) and Johnson siphoning off 112,000 votes (including some Democrat voters). Margin between Trump and Hillary was 44,765 votes.
You can bet that the Democrats will employ their usual get out the vote efforts (though maybe they think Minnesota is safer than it actually is?).
Do Republicans have any big chances to win new seats and do we risk losing any particular seat right now?
Leo Wood
You're forgetting about the influx of Poorto Ricans since Hurricane Maria that has invaded the state and the local jewsmedia hasn't skipped a beat pandering to them at any given instant. In fact, Senator Nelson was at one of their events the other day, pandering to their cause, and the jewsmedia actually broke into the morning talk shows to show him speak.
Also, there's a gubernatorial race, which until a few days ago I was skeptical about. I think DeSantis can pull it out, but whoever comes out of the democraps, Gwen Graham - Bob Graham's daughter and former congresswoman or the nigger mayor of Tallahassee, will have everybody in the media and their precious Poorto Rican horde pulling with them.
Christian Perez
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John Sullivan
Well, do we have anybody in Florida that can start pandering back? We don't need to take the Puerto Rican vote, but if we can shave off just ten percent of that vote it can make a difference.
Thomas Edwards
Shithole President*
Alexander Miller
Yeah, that's the ticket. Charge into the midterms with defending Haiti's honor as your central argument. Maybe there will be a Red Storm after all.
Henry Lewis
Save Pennsylvania from Tom Wolf
Christopher Morales
There are only about 8 R seats up when compared to roughly 23 D seats in the senate. It is our game to win at least in the senate. The house is a little worse off I don;t know the numbers but we will likely retain the majority but if it goes poorly it will only be slight.
Carson Martinez
Why would we want Republicans to win? They fuck us over just as much as Democrats. They are not the better of two evils, but are equal evils
There are a few exceptions, but not many
Jayden Evans
Give Eric Brakey the win in your Senate GOP primary please
Jaxon Nelson
Hi Leftypol. You say the same thing about the Democrats. On off-year elections. But this is a midterm election year. Which means sucking it up and rallying under the banner that doesn't hate your guts.
Josiah Bell
Depends on who wins the primary desu
Ryder Myers
I'm not actually a Mainer. I thought I made that clear. I was just saying that we're going to have to stand up and deliver at the local and state levels rather than whine to Trump about the Left being better at politicking. Winning isn't losing and whining after all.
Benjamin Anderson
This thread is cringey as fuck. There will be no "red storm". After Trump's shithole comment there's no way any moderates will vote for a republican and you will lose 2020 as well. It's time to face reality.
Mason Parker
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Isaiah Ramirez
You think the pretended leftist outrage over Trump's objectively accurate shithole comment is going to affect the elections? No.
Luis Campbell
The left's reaction to these comment was so exaggerated that it became almost comical. We will lose the midterms though if Trump softens his position on immigration.
Luis Stewart
Thanks for this thread user Bump
Jason Roberts
this, shills are in overdrive, first of the sealed indictments is loose and it is a the bottom of the uranium 1 thread, once pulled it will unravel their whole comfy sweater. Also, docs about paddock being a gunrunner are now public thanks to the judge who unsealed them, they also implicate marilou danly, who we know is linked to the glow in the dark fuggerz. habbening are incoming, expect flailing as they suffocate on their own crimes and evil.
Anthony Bennett
I forgot to peep your ID. We need to establish a list of names of candidates we want to win the GOP primaries. I'll start
Senate Maine - Eric Brakey Missouri - Austin Petersen. If not, then anyone but Josh Hawley Arizona - Kelli Ward
House of Reps Wisconsin (Ryan's district) - Paul Nehlen
Governor Florida - Ron de Santis Idaho - Raul Labrador
Start adding to this list anons! Remember, no Bitch McConnell/Paul Ryan/Chamber of Commerce cuck faggots
Ethan Gray
Ive been working on a website for this for the last 3 months. It will have a memetic ops forum, meme generator, meme caches, candidate lists for all races nationwide, and links to essential media and sites.
So far for PA I have as follows:
Mango Gov. Barletta Senate Uehlinger Congress Davis Congress
neheln wi duterte ca ayyaduari ma Christy hagan oh ward az etc.
Daniel Ortiz
>seeing that blue in texas >realizing that's where the spics live
THE REDDER THE BETTER
Jordan Rivera
Be scared Drumpfkins!!!
Gabriel Sanders
Bussing the Amish to polls literally won PA for Trump
Checked. It could help within rural communities where people are less motivated to drive to polls. Help the conservative elderly get to polls too. Help early 20somethings get on a bus of other people their age for positive confirmation bias.
Adrian Allen
Yeah I kinda agree
The GOP leadership DOES hate us. Look at their love for amnesty, Israel, and anything degenerate
Trump's set the stage for any Democrat in 2018 to defend:
>Transgender people in the military >Open borders >No E-Verify, no Voter-ID, no merit based immigration >Accepting more LGBTQABCDEFG people and ideas >Raising taxes, non-support of the tax break >Sanctuary states/cities >Less prison time, lesser sentences >Being pro-Obamacare >Anti-NRA and 2A
Jonathan Adams
One thing is for sure this time you cant consider anything save. Vote or die basically
