@tysonbrody The problem Dems run into in these Senate races is that most Republicans end up coming home and there are just too many of them. But they keep deluding themselves into thinking they can pick off these seats.
So Marshall is probably going to be OK.
@tysonbrody Kansas is as Republican as South Carolina; hasn’t elected a Dem to the Senate since the Great Depression; and red state Dem candidates are notorious for coming up short after raising oodles of money and close polling against GOP incumbents who aren’t popular.
@davidslosttt Adbul is a uniquely controversial candidate. Plus, Rodgers retired from the House before the Trump era, so he is not tainted by some of the toxic votes other GOPers had to take.
@IAPolls2022 For the GOP, there was no US Senate primary and the gubernatorial primary wasn’t all that competitive. The Dem US Senate primary got national attention.
The disparity is a bad sign for the GOP, but not THAT bad of a sign.
@JoshKraushaar Oakland also has a significant Arab and rural populations. Plus, the area around Royal Oak is basically Detroit’s analog of Montclair, NJ. Still, in another time, Stevens would have been expected to win Oakland in a blowout.
@BleacherReport thanks for another push notification about Aiyuk crashing out on social media. But have you considered that I could just follow him if I were truly interested in watching a CTE patient throw a hissy fit?
@FedEx I received an email that someone changed my delivery instructions. I gave no one permission to do that. The email says to call customer service, and when I do that, I get sucked down a rabbit hole of automated agents who don't help me and eventually hang up on me.
@NateSilver538 But is he popular with Repubs bc they agree with him most of the time or because they like that he’s a Dem who bucks progressive orthodoxy on Israel, support for DSA candidates, etc.? If the latter, then I doubt Republicans would support him vs. a more conservative candidate.
@davidslosttt Lib version:
NC senate (very realistic this year)
Center-left indy in a red state senate race
R+5 House district with a Freedom Caucus incumbent
Any statewide office in Florida