.@abreezeclayton: "To me, Tuesday night was possible because of those who dared to dream bigger, who fought an uphill battle. And you ask me what needs to change? We need to fight every fight like we know that we can win them." #WhatsNext
@KyleLuebkeCLT What do you call what happened with Don Davis last year? You can't brush this off like the GOP didn't put 40k more af am voters into CD 3 to make Davis lose and it's likely why Dems won CD 3. Your post is absurd.
@CaliConsrvative Friend go touch grass. It's ok to have disagreements in a country this big. It's also ok to lose sometimes. No need to have such a brittle spirit your mind has to do backflips to justify it like this.
@derrickstheman@SaltyGoat17 Please go touch grass. Having no real policy victories despite controlling all of government and putting America into wars and ignoring affordability makes your base not want to turn out. Trump protected Epstein's friends and it turns out no one wants to vote for his party.
@DickolessCage@LeadingReport When you look at remaining high-propensity voters who have yet to vote/vote on Eday on both sides, there isn't a large enough deficit of Dem voters to overcome that number.
if Abdul el sayed was interested in party unity he would have gone with Haley Stevens so they could endorse Mike Rogers together. instead he is sowing division by trying to win
@brianonorio The thing I'm looking at is how massively different the Unaffiliated leans are compared to past years. It's much bluer, and with larger UNA turnout that matters.
@RedEaglePatriot This isn't a good map though. Because Af-am voters are predominant there and switching from D to UNA but still very likely lean D and incredibly likely lean Davis. It's not accurate to use this map to pitch this.