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.”
IMPORTANT DATES
November 6, 2018 --> THE BIG ONE. This is when you’ll cast your votes to elect your choices to the House of Representatives and the Senate
March 18, 2018 --> Pennsylvania special election for the 18th Congressional District; likely Republican but the Democrats have a strong candidate and you can bet your ass that they’ll be gunning for this seat
>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
[ ] sign up for the Democrats’ mailing list on obstructionistlosers.com/ to keep an eye out for what they want to do in your area
[ ] sign up for the Republican’s mailing list on gop.com/ to keep an eye out for what they want to do in your area [ ]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
Evan Clark
The Complete Red Storm Todo-List
(ONLINE) [ ] use a disposable email and sign up for The Daily Kos, Democratic Underground, and any other online leftist space you feel like; start racking up posts masquerading as a leftist (shouldn’t be hard, just rant about Russian bots, mimic their quirks like “yet another scared little white male afraid of losing power”); become a reputable poster so that you can set things up for later psy-ops [ ] make a fake leftist Twitter account, follow a bunch of leftists and masquerade as a soyboy / SJW harpy by writing up a bunch of leftist sounding tweets [ ] make a list of all Trump supporting / right-leaning people you know on social media, Steam, forums, etc; pm them to ask if they’re voting in the primaries and this November in the midterms; keep track of them every once in a while to ensure that they do [ ] compile a folder of memes and a word document of copypastas to make certain things more efficient
Oliver Cook
(OFFLINE / ‘REAL WORLD’) [ ] register to vote; register for the Republican Party if it’s required to vote in the primaries in your state; mark the date for the primaries for your state on your calendar; mark November 6 on your calendar) [ ] research the primary candidates and incumbents in your area for the House, Senate, and Governor races; decide who you want to support, and keep track of them; [ ] make a list of people you know in real life who support Trump [ ] make a list of people you know in real life who lean right (but aren’t really in support of Trump, e.g. NeverTrumpers) [ ] make a list of people you know in real life who are politically apathetic or on the fence, but can be swayed to support Trump and/or vote GOP (e.g. people who dislike feminism but see no point in voting; people who used to vote Democrat but feel disenfranchised by the party) [ ] make a list of people you know who are on the left (anyone from avid progressives, neoliberals, socialists, etc)
Jason Myers
[ ] have a conversation with or send a message to everyone you know who supports Trump; ask them if they’re voting this November in the midterms, and get them to commit to voting (use whatever means at your disposal; for instance, plan a party on November 6 so you can all get out to vote together); ask them if they are voting in the primaries, and get them to vote with you for the Trumpian nominee [ ] have a conversation with or send a message to everyone you know who leans right but doesn’t necessarily support Trump; ask them if they’re voting this November in the midterms, and get them to commit to voting for the GOP (stress that despite their grievances with Trump, they still need to be aware that the Left is salivating for a ‘Blue Wave’ and that they need to join in to prevent that) [ ] have a conversation with or send a message to everyone you know who is apathetic or on the fence; if they have left-leaning sympathies, don’t bother letting them know about the midterms, just talk about how you wish everyone would shut up about politics or something along those lines; if they have right-leaning sympathies, coax them into considering voting in the midterms by talking about all the things that could be fixed and what it could mean for them [ ] have a conversation with or send a message to everyone you know who is on the left; ask them if they’re voting this November in the midterms; if they are voting, keep track of what they’re up to; if they’re the deranged type, use their offputting behavior as a means of swaying the people you know who are on the fence or have right leaning sympathies (e.g. ask them “hey, what do you think of that thing Alison McSJW posted on facebook”); if they’re not voting, keep track of whether they change their mind
Angel Barnes
[ ] IMPORTANT: Log your experiences on /rsg/ or /ptg/ (e.g. “I just got my 18 year old Trump supporting cousin to register; “this one black guy told me he’s not voting this time around because he thinks it’s all BS and the democrats care more about illegals than blacks”; “I have a cousin who keeps ranting and raving about Drumpf and am using him to sway my other cousins against the Democrats” ; “I just registered to vote thanks to this thread!”)
Aaron Thomas
SOTU had an amazing effect on Trump and the R's popularity, if we get this campaign done right, we can not only prevent a red wave, but gain seats in congress. This is important for immigration votes/federal voter ID.
Dylan Davis
(OHIO) 2016 Presidential Election: 2,841,005 Trump (51.69%) to 2,394,164 Hillary (43.56%) 2016 House Elections: 2,996,017 GOP (58.17%) to 2,154,523 DEM (41.83%) 1.85% downward GOP swing from 2014 2016 Senate Election: 3,118,567 GOP – 58% to 1,996,908 DEM – 37.2% >purple state turning redder
>there’s a good chance that Democrat, Sherrod Brown is going down Who here lives in Ohio? How many people do you know will vote this November? What will you be doing for the midterms? Any ideas?
Nathaniel Fisher
(PENNSYLVANIA) 2016 Presidential Election: 2,970,733 Trump (48.18%) to 2,926,441 Hillary (47.46%) 2016 House Elections: 3,096,576 GOP (53.91%) to 2,625,157 DEM (45.70%) 1.63% downward GOP swing from 2014, 1.24% upward DEM swing from 2014 2016 Senate Election: 2,951,702 GOP (48.8%) to 2,865,012 (47.3%) >rust belt blue state turned slightly red in 2016
>Bob Casey, the Democrat, is particularly vulnerable if we bring out enough of the 2016 GOP numbers against him Who here lives in Pennsylvania? How many people do you know will vote this November? What will you be doing for the midterms? Any ideas?
Isaiah Kelly
(MICHIGAN)
2016 Presidential Election: 2,279,543 Trump (47.5%) to 2,268,839 Hillary (47.27%) 2016 House Elections: 2,243,402 GOP (48.03%) to 2,193,980 DEM (46.97%) – 0.55% upward swing from 2014 for the GOP, 2.2% downward swing from 2014 for the Democrats 2014 Senate Election: 1.290,199 GOP (41.3%) to 1,704,936 DEM (54.6%) >rust belt blue state turned slightly red in 2016 >The Democrat Stabenow seems somewhat vulnerable, it’s going to be a tough senate battle and Trump will definitely campaign hard for whoever the GOP nominates Who here lives in Michigan? How many people do you know will vote this November? What will you be doing for the midterms?
Parker Rodriguez
(WISCONSIN)
2016 Presidential Election: 1,405,284 Trump (47.22%) to 1,382,536 Hillary (46.45%) 2016 House Elections: 1,270,279 GOP (45.8%) to 1,379,996 DEM (49.75%) 2016 Senate Election: 1,479,471 GOP (50.2%) to 1,380,335 DEM (46.8%) >rust belt blue state turned slightly red in 2016 >The Democrat Baldwin seems somewhat vulnerable, it’s going to be a tough senate battle and Trump will definitely campaign hard for whoever the GOP nominates Who here lives in Wisconsin? How many people do you know will vote this November? What will you be doing for the midterms? Any ideas?
Carter Martin
(FLORIDA) 2016 Presidential Election: 4,617,886 Trump (49.02%) to 4,504,975 Hillary (47.82%) 2016 House Elections: 4,733,630 GOP (54.71%) to 3,985,050 DEM (45.21%) 2016 Senate Election: 4,835,191 GOP (52%) to 4,122,088 DEM (44.3%) >purple state that went a bit redder in 2016 >Bill Nelson seems to be a strong Democrat candidate. It’s still possible to defeat him, however Who here lives in Florida? How many people do you know will vote this November? What will you be doing for the midterms? Any ideas?
Elijah Sanders
(VIRGINIA) 2016 Presidential Election: 1,769,443 Trump (44.41%) to 1,981,473 Hillary (49.73%) 2016 House Elections: 1,843,010 GOP (48.74%) to 1,859,426 DEM (49.17%) – 4.82% downward swing from 2014 for the GOP, 9.55% upward swing from 2014 for the Democrats 2014 Senate Election: 1,073,667 DEM (49.1%) to 1,055,940 GOP (48.3%) >Dixie state turned pretty blue >Tim Kaine, Hillary’s running mate, looks solid but he’s definitely still someone who can be BTFO like Pence did at the VP debate Who here lives in Virginia? How many people do you know will vote this November? What will you be doing for the midterms? Any ideas?
Adam Phillips
(MINNESOTA) 2016 Presidential Election: 1,322,951 Trump (44.9%) to 1,367,716 Hillary (46.4%) 2016 House Elections: 1,334,686 GOP (46.73%) to 1,434,590 DEM (50.23%) – 0.03% upswing from 2014 for the Democrats, 0.20% upswing from 2014 for the Republicans 2016 Senate Election: 850,227 GOP (42.9%) to 1,053,205 DEM (53.2%) >state that has gone blue for the Presidency in every year since 1972. Even Reagan didn’t win it in the 1984 49 state landslide. However, Trump ALMOST won it in 2016. Keep that in mind >there will be two senate races because of Franken’s resignation; we have a chance to pick up 2 new senate seats for the GOP Who here lives in Minnesota? How many people do you know will vote this November? What will you be doing for the midterms? Any ideas?
Jason Kelly
(NEVADA) 2016 Presidential Election: 512,058 Trump (45.5%) to 539,260 Hillary (47.92%) 2016 House Elections: 498,104 GOP (46.19%) to 508,113 DEM (47.11%) 2016 Senate Election: 495,079 GOP (44.7%) to 521,994 DEM (47.1%) >purple state that swung slightly blue in 2016 >if we get GOP turnout high, we can win decently in this state in 2018; Dean Heller is the GOP incumbent and a lot of money will be spent on keeping him in Who here lives in Nevada? How many people do you know will vote this November? What will you be doing for the midterms? Any ideas?
James Flores
(NEW YORK)
2016 Presidential Election: 2,819,534 Trump (36.52%) to 4,556,124 (59.01%) Hillary
2016 House Elections: 2,530,437 GOP (35.56%) to 4,464,934 DEM (62.74%)
2016 Senate Election: 27.2% GOP (27.2%) to 5,221,945 DEM (70.6%) >solid blue state, but that doesn’t mean it can’t go red >if Gillibrand suffers a scandal and we nominate a strong GOP candidate, it’s possible for it to turn red; after all, there are lots of potential votes in upstate and Long Island, and there are more Trump sympathizers/supporters in NYC than you might think; >I live in NYC and went to HWNDU…lots of young college aged adults and teenagers actually support Trump, though many keep it low key Who else here lives in New York? How many people you know will vote this November? What will you be doing for the midterms? Any ideas? Over here pretty much everyone my age doesn’t seem to care about the midterms. That will change come November, and I’ll make sure the right-leaning people or those disenchanted with the left who I know (and I know plenty) will vote even if it’s an uphill battle. There are many people here who can be flipped to vote for the GOP…some former leftists (like myself) who used to support the Democratic Party, some people on the fence, and some people who didn’t care about politics until now.
William Hill
(NEW HAMPSHIRE)
2016 Presidential Election: 345,790 (46.6%) Trump to 348,526 (47.0%) Hillary 2016 House Elections: 316,001 GOP (48.4%) to 336,451 DEM (51.6%) 2016 Senate Election: 353,632 GOP (47.8%) to 354,649 DEM (48.0%) >purple state; reddest state in the North East; most libertarian state >Trump would have won it were it not for voter fraud, or Gary Johnson siphoning off 30,000 votes >2 House elections this year, no Senate Who here lives in New Hampshire? How many people you know will vote this November? What will you be doing for the midterms? Any ideas?
Grayson Price
(ILLINOIS)
2016 Presidential Election: 2,146,015 Trump (38.76%) to 3,090,729 Hillary (55.83%)
2016 House Elections: 2,397,436 GOP (45.74%) to 2,810,536 DEM (53.62%)
2016 Senate Election: 2,184,693 GOP (39.8%) to 3,012,940 DEM (54.9%)
>solid blue state, but decently sized pockets of GOP voters south of Chicago
>possibly has the most corrupt politicians in all of the USA
>where Obama was senator before POTUS, where Hillary grew up
Who here lives in Illinois? How many people you know will vote this November? What will you be doing for the midterms? Any ideas?
Joshua Cruz
(GEORGIA)
2016 Presidential Election: 2,089,104 Trump (51.1%) to 1,877,963 Hillary (45.9%)
2016 House Elections: 2,272,460 GOP (60.26%) to 1,498,437 DEM (39.74%)
2016 Senate Election: 2,135,806 GOP (54.8%) to 1,599,726 DEM (41.0%)
>red state that seems to be turning a bit purple; leftists were claiming it would go blue in 2016
>if you compare the House and Senate results to the Presidential results, it looks like there were lots of NeverTrumper faggots
Who here lives in Georgia? How many people you know will vote this November? What will you be doing for the midterms? Any ideas?
Nicholas Smith
(NORTH CAROLINA)
2016 Presidential Election: 2,362,631 Trump (49.8%) to 2,189,316 Hillary (46.2%)
2016 House Elections: 2,447,326 GOP (53.22%) to 2,142,661 DEM (46.6%)
2016 Senate Election: 2,395,376 GOP (51.1%) to 2,128,165 DEM (45.4%)
>went blue in 2008 for Obama, red in 2012 for Romney, and red again for Trump
>there are hipster-ish cities like Raleigh and Charlotte and Asheville, how did that happen? Who here lives in North Carolina? How many people you know will vote this November? What will you be doing for the midterms? Any ideas?
Angel Hall
LOCK HIM UP! LOCK HIM UP! LOCK HIM UP! LOCK HIM UP! LOCK HIM UP! LOCK HIM UP! LOCK HIM UP! LOCK HIM UP! LOCK HIM UP! LOCK HIM UP!
Angel Lee
>Shift Image Hey Utah! WTF?
Landon Rodriguez
Utah stats are misleading cause of McMuffin and his antics, still a solid red state
Robert Cox
that's Evan McCIAnigger, independent mormon "conservative" who tried to sneak the electoral votes away from Trump
Matthew Clark
CIA agent McMullin tried to toss it in favor of Hillary. From what I hear, Mormon churches were urging their congregations to vote for McMullin.
Also, Romney was a Mormon, so even if Trump wasn't so outrageous I don't think he'd get as high of a margin as Romney did
Ryder Miller
Here in FL we can still be saved
Austin Ortiz
bump
Destroy the Dems, FUCK THEM UP!
Xavier Richardson
I wonder if a lot of Puerto Ricans will go back in between now and November, and also between now and 2020.
Many areas in Puerto Rico are inevitably going to be rebuilt, so I'd expect some of them to move back
Parker Campbell
:'-)
Alexander Bennett
also the Mormons there are very... different, from the ones out of state.
Michael Bell
These are the effects of a dem advantage on the generic ballot: D+2.9: R 236; D 199 D+5.9: R 231; D 204 D+7.9: R 225 ; D 210 D+9.9: R 218; D 217 D+12.9: R 196; D 239 Right now it's at D+5.6 according to 538, which all things considered is manageable. We need to maintain this energy, especially as tax season comes into full gear and people realize the dogma of the media against the tax bill last year was dogshit.
Bentley Fisher
I hope it gets even further red in between now and November (and between now and 2020).
The Amish are what pushed it to the right, but undoubtedly there are many people who didn't vote or voted for Clinton, who are warming up to Trump now
Tyler Davis
Yeah, if the D+2 margin persists until November, it's still very good for us.
If it shifts into a positive R margin, we'll definitely have a /redstorm/ on our hands
Camden Russell
California is definitely a shit hole
Matthew Adams
in what ways?
Carson Torres
Bump
I have been doing all I can to help go Red in IL. Just to bad Chicago rules over the rest of us.
Julian Moore
We can only hope. The most practical candidate to possibly go for senate is current governor Rick Scott. He's a bit of an immigration pushover but I have a feeling he'd fall in line if Trump told him to.
Easton Garcia
as a pennsylvanian, you're welcome, and no, i never thought i would see this in my life
Jayden King
>red storm It's crimson tide.
Austin Williams
Illinois has gone red before, don't lose hope.
Anyone here should view ANY state as winnable for either side. Sure, it's best to focus most of your energies on the battleground areas, but never forget that there's no such thing as true electoral invincibility
Connor Reed
Which district in Pennsylvania are you if you don't mind me asking? house.gov/representatives/find-your-representative We also have a special election for the state 18th congressional district, are you in that area?
James Murphy
he probably would fall in line. Does he govern as a moderate, center-right, or hard right over there in FL? I have a few liberal-ish cousins who live in FL who don't like him
Nicholas Carter
We should make a clear chart for every state as to who are /ourguys/ so anons can easily know who to vote for without much effort.
Might also be good to meme it around other places like twitter to get people informed on who to vote for. We're looking for pro-Trump republicans.
Xavier Sullivan
Center-right, don't pay that much attention to state politics but from what I gather he's not against Trump, although he had a bit of a cuck moment during the shithole saga.
Cooper King
I'll try to make something for Missouri since I live here. Maybe I'll do more if anyone likes the idea.
Jack Flores
what the fuck happened to Utah
Austin Powell
Yeah, definitely. We should be looking for the most rightward viable candidate this election season in each state. Lot of good people running in the primaries.
Easton Ortiz
Hawley's who we're going for in MO.
Jordan Jackson
don't remember other than they are more annoying there and are not as nice as the other Mormons out of state.
Chase Allen
Thanks for the little confidence boost
Joshua Anderson
it's a bit early to decide who exactly is /ourguy/, but everyone reading this ITT should look up the candidates for their respective areas and let us know who are the most Trumpian
Gavin Mitchell
Yeah, I recall reading about him saying it would be a horrible comment if it really was said
Colton Thomas
BTW in the Senate, Lou Barletta is the best candidate to go for.
Connor Wilson
McCaskill is acknowledged by all as one of the Dems most likely to go down
Landon Phillips
quick rundown?
Jordan Anderson
Mormon cucks
John Harris
That's interesting, I assumed Mormons in Utah were very nice and hospitable. It makes sense they'd be not as friendly as in other less-Mormon areas because they don't need to be
Kevin Mitchell
AG of Missouri, hawkish on immigration. A lot of people shill for Austin Petersen on this board, but he's a complete faggot and border cuck.
>64 years old, generic lawyer turned career politician >first elected in 2006 with 49.6%, reelected in 2012 with 54.7%
Missouri is a solidly red state that Trump easily won. McCaskill faced someone named Todd Akin in 2012, who was under fire for making statements about how “legitimate rape” doesn’t cause pregnancy. It’s possible she would have lost in 2012 without that happening. Again, the country has changed quite a bit since 2012. This is going to be one of the easier battles, but one we still need to work hard at to win.
>McCaskill voted for the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, popularly known as ObamaCare, in December 2009
>McCaskill has an "F" rating from the National Rifle Association (NRA) for her support of gun law reform
Missouri has a lot of gun loving southerners I’m guessing? Sounds like a point of vulnerability.
Any thoughts?
John Cruz
For a great result this election season, the GOP must look agreeable, optimistic, and pragmatic in contrast to the Democrats. The State of the Union was great to illustrate this and if the GOP becomes the party of the common man while Dems fall into progressive hysteria, we can have margins to give Trump enough votes to overturn the fucking NFA.
Ryan Young
Primary Date August 7, 2018
Mark this date on your calendar. Read up on primary candidates, and remember to get your friends/family out with you to vote!!
also those door to door Mormons there will also pester you to become one even if you are already Mormon yourself, so that might be another reason.
Jack Wright
Indeed. We need a Gingrich like figure to unite congress. Maybe Trump can also fill that role, but he has a lot on his plate as President
Lucas King
They don't even keep track of who is Mormon or not ?
Parker Evans
We need to give Democrats enough noose to hang themselves on, so if we can have some people vote for the most leftward loon you can find in the primaries that can be completely demolished, we can have an easy time headed to the election.
John Hall
The senate is very key, they for the past year have been stopped up, so we need to figure out a way to clear the blockage. This chart from the discord illustrates our chances individually very well.
Dividing up the Democrats into a bunch of identity groups could also be useful. Convincing blacks not to vote for white democrats, starting a #NoWhiteDemocrats campaign and scaring off whites from the Dems by making it a 'POC party', saying that Dems care more about illegals than blacks, this would very much create a rift and we can D&C.
Jackson Edwards
Here's a rare assange. Think Trump marks the realization of Americans that Hispanics and other minorities will not vote Republican or properly integrate?
Zachary Myers
well not all of them go to church and there are other versions of Mormonisms (main branch are the latter day saints, who are the nice ones). i even heard about a fundamentalist cult that got pissed off and left when the LDS church banned polygamy.
Liam Brooks
I've seen that poll, that places the Dems at D+2 which if applied to the House elections this year could cause us to GAIN seats. They say the tax bill is tied in support, 44% Approve, 44% Disapprove, with a plurality still believing their taxes will go up, so as it becomes clear most people's taxes will go down, this could be another point of advantage in the midterms.
Hudson Thompson
> Utah going blue Mormons are the ultimate cucks.
Andrew Clark
I sure hope so, I will kill myself if I see any Bushites getting into prominent office any time soon. That reminds me, we need to keep Romney from the Senate at all costs. We do not need a new foil to McCain's policies just as he croaks.
Cameron Perry
desu they were only so strongly republican in 2012 because of Romney, plus the Dems set up an independent Mormon candidate, McMullin, to split the right wing vote in Utah in 2016
Aaron Hill
Just speak the truth.
The Democrat party is not a party for white people. It is the party for blacks and spics.
Ayden Bell
someone fill me in with the fallout from Gowdy and that democrat shithead dropping out of the race.
Joshua Torres
Trump won more blacks and hispanics than Romney and McCain. I think George W. Bush won more hispanics than Trump, but that was his 'compassionate conservative' meaningless pandering
Isaac Moore
that was moreso the work of the Reagan Battalion et al.
Carson Russell
Yeah, here are what the House results would be if the margins were positive for the Republicans
R+2.9: R 241, D 194 R+5.9: R 247, D 188 R+7.9: R 254, D 181 R+9.9: R 276, D 159
Sebastian Sanchez
Demotivating blacks from voting I think would be most effective.
Samuel White
McMullin is a cute little Muppet mascot for Conservative, Inc. His Twitter feed doesn't just read as a #NeverTrumper, it reads like he's a handmaiden to every loony fantasy the Democrats concoct.
Brandon Thomas
desu when you go below D+6 the results become completely inconsequential, R+9.9 is a good hoop to aim for, but I think having at least 230 Rs in the House would keep us in a good place, at least when it comes to immigration legislation.
Jace Martinez
> clear most taxes will go down Look, I know the masthead posts say "don't blackpill," but bear in mind many people are so frazzled by taxes they won't even bother comparing their taxes from last year. Even if they DO find a discrepancy (namely this/next year's is lower), they'll fall back on what they heard from their union rep. If you want to message "EVERYONE'S TAXES ARE GOING DOWN," we need to press this hard on social media. They simply won't believe it until it's repeated to them a dozen times.
Brandon Campbell
I agree with you 100%. Have them take this tax calculator and it will become clear. taxplancalculator.com/
Jonathan White
Need to remind people they are anti-American, anti-normalcy
Bentley Carter
Best case scenario in the Senate is 64 seats, if we get all the safe red states, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Montana, North Dakota, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Florida, West Virginia, Virginia, Wisconsin, Michigan and the two seats in Minnesota. Extremely optimistic, probably won't happen, but it's a best case scenario after all. Aim for the stars.
Juan Hughes
technically, the true best case scenario is winning every race.
Joshua Young
Question to everyone ITT: What are the attitudes of the people you know IRL towards the Democratic Party?
I have some family members here in NYC who have supported them for quite some time, but not very enthusiastically. In fact, most left-wingers I know aren't gung ho about the Democrats. Many are dissatisfied with the way the party is run.
Aiden Walker
As a bongol my entire family hates your Democrats and everything they stand for in terms of social policy
Brandon Green
hmm, that is true. We and the GOP need to proactively assert the message, not just assume that people will come to the conclusion on their own
Kevin Cruz
bongol?
What area of the UK are you from
Brandon Kelly
I suppose on a technical level but I can't imagine even in a scenario where video footage of every democratic politician in the country raping kids is brought out to the public that Massachusetts or New York will turn red.
Austin Murphy
moderates/independents voting for GOP, plus high GOP voter turnout and very low Dem voter turnout
plus some Democrats switching to vote for the GOP
That's how you win in blue states. That's also how Democrats win in red states if vice versa
Austin Turner
London user, white working family
Christopher Gonzalez
An important thing for anons who want to help beyond just voting or donating to candidates, register for campaigns and your local GOP! We need to have more people in the party infrastructure that have our ideas. Reforming the GOP from a Bush/McCain party to a Trump/pol/ party will give us a lot of ground. There's a lot of people here that don't even bother with elected politics because "the Republicans are a bunch of cucks", a way to change that is to change the Republicans, knock on doors, get your ideas out there in the grassroots.
Christopher Sullivan
hey rsg
you got any off site meetup areas?
Christian Russell
>normie sports dad completely apolitical >obama care happens >wtf are these bills >only pays 3 months, says fuck this >registers republican >votes in an election for the first time in his life >now watches fox news all the time >mfw currently working on redpilling
Blake Johnson
They went far right because the morman who ran in 2012
Justin Jackson
The best of luck to both our countries, hopefully you'll get that May bitch out sometime and get things back on track.
