It is looking more and more like the Republicans will be scoring major victories in three weeks -- unless voters get complacent and decided to stay home.
One sign was the polls showing that the issues they've been banking on, namely abortion, green energy and of course O.M.B., are way down on the list of things that America thinks are important issues in this election. In a recent New York Times poll, abortion was the one that scored highest -- in fifth place.
This actually led to Nancy Pelosi suggesting that the poll was somehow phony and she declared that she has "dismissed" it.
On the View, the cast was melting down. They just could not understand how being concerned with being able to pay to heat your home as well as eat is more important than hating Trump. Joy[less] Behar went on a rant late last week where this multi-millionaire attacked Americans for caring about inflation rather than helping Democrats stay in power in November:
Yesterday she continued to bellyache that only 7% of Americans think the way she does, that they are more concerned about putting food on the table and gas in the car, being able to afford rent and power, and not getting mugged when they leave their home, that helping the Democrats drive the country into the ground.
She even added that it is Americans who don't "understand what the stakes are."
Actually, they do.
Another signs of an impending disaster is that the Democrats have already started pointing fingers and assigning blame.
It isn't just that the Democrats dropped the ball on inflation in order to focus on abortion, they ignored it because their policies have been the prime reason behind igniting it and sending it soaring. And then you have old Joe, lost in the haze, proclaiming that the "economy is strong as hell" in between bites of ice cream (literally) while inflation rates set 40 year records.
This is the same witless buffoon that declared that his series of screw-ups that constitute the most humiliating failure the American military has experienced in generations -- the Afghan bugout -- was an "outstanding success!" And boasted that during his first year in office he "outperformed" other presidents.
Hard to fight inflation and fix the economy when you think it is already "strong as hell," and deluded into thinking we have the lowest inflation rate in the world (something Biden keeps asserting) when it is among the highest, not to mention the MSM pushing crap about how high inflation is actually a good thing (Why inflation can actually be good for everyday Americans)[1]. No wonder it got put on the back burner.
In 2010 the Red Wave brought 1600 Republicans into office and the state and national level. I don't know how many will be coming in this time (including some that the Democrats spent tens of millions of dollars getting them nominated in Republican primaries), but it will be less if people get complacent and figure they don't need to vote.
1. another example of the gaslighting, this time from the WaPo:
It's like when the unemployment rate was high under Obama and Pelosi was saying that was great because its really "FUNemployment" since those out of a job now have time to do fun stuff. Yeah. She really did that.
One sign was the polls showing that the issues they've been banking on, namely abortion, green energy and of course O.M.B., are way down on the list of things that America thinks are important issues in this election. In a recent New York Times poll, abortion was the one that scored highest -- in fifth place.
This actually led to Nancy Pelosi suggesting that the poll was somehow phony and she declared that she has "dismissed" it.
On the View, the cast was melting down. They just could not understand how being concerned with being able to pay to heat your home as well as eat is more important than hating Trump. Joy[less] Behar went on a rant late last week where this multi-millionaire attacked Americans for caring about inflation rather than helping Democrats stay in power in November:
"And they don’t realize -- a lot of people don't realize inflation comes and goes. [The economy] fluctuates. But democracy does not fluctuate."
Yesterday she continued to bellyache that only 7% of Americans think the way she does, that they are more concerned about putting food on the table and gas in the car, being able to afford rent and power, and not getting mugged when they leave their home, that helping the Democrats drive the country into the ground.
She even added that it is Americans who don't "understand what the stakes are."
Actually, they do.
Another signs of an impending disaster is that the Democrats have already started pointing fingers and assigning blame.
It isn't just that the Democrats dropped the ball on inflation in order to focus on abortion, they ignored it because their policies have been the prime reason behind igniting it and sending it soaring. And then you have old Joe, lost in the haze, proclaiming that the "economy is strong as hell" in between bites of ice cream (literally) while inflation rates set 40 year records.
This is the same witless buffoon that declared that his series of screw-ups that constitute the most humiliating failure the American military has experienced in generations -- the Afghan bugout -- was an "outstanding success!" And boasted that during his first year in office he "outperformed" other presidents.
Hard to fight inflation and fix the economy when you think it is already "strong as hell," and deluded into thinking we have the lowest inflation rate in the world (something Biden keeps asserting) when it is among the highest, not to mention the MSM pushing crap about how high inflation is actually a good thing (Why inflation can actually be good for everyday Americans)[1]. No wonder it got put on the back burner.
In 2010 the Red Wave brought 1600 Republicans into office and the state and national level. I don't know how many will be coming in this time (including some that the Democrats spent tens of millions of dollars getting them nominated in Republican primaries), but it will be less if people get complacent and figure they don't need to vote.
1. another example of the gaslighting, this time from the WaPo:
It's like when the unemployment rate was high under Obama and Pelosi was saying that was great because its really "FUNemployment" since those out of a job now have time to do fun stuff. Yeah. She really did that.
Comment