@TheCalvinCooli1 If he can get close he can parlay that into an independent bid for governor in California and if that doesn't work out run for a light blue house seat.
@verexel Also in the past at least he was extremely opposed to repealing the runoff which makes it much harder to win as as we have to hit 50% or almost certainly lose as we have a low propensity voter base.
@Greedonerd MN I think will since Dems probably get a trifecta there. But places where there's constitutional hurdles like minimum number of votes needed in legislature like wa and Maine aren't gonna happen. And if they did TX and FL would go further then this guy thinks.
@TonerousHyus Not having to rely on Dem states for seats is great. In the past we've always spent a ton in LA and NYC media markets. Plus with the safe r states all drawing safe r districts the only competitive house seats will be in swing seats which helps focus resources where needed
@TonerousHyus Yeah my goal would be to get him to a point where he can afford a house by early to mid 20s. Much easier to do that when basic needs are taken care of and time is given to build skills rather then the pull your self up by bootstraps larp doing minimum wage endeavors.
@TonerousHyus And once FL SC gets rid of the fair district amendment like DeSantis wants we can do swiggly lines and make FL 28-0 as well. Again IL is redder then TX and FL. https://t.co/DIT0u7VlJI
@TonerousHyus Geographically its easier to make the Austin sink and crack Dallas since NW Texas is blood red. But my map holds for the 2018 senate race making it bullet proof. https://t.co/yPtfOmeisn
@SenGoldBars Probably true 15 years ago but voter sentiment has really shifted against universities in general in the last decade especially the last few years as the job market has gotten worse and degrees don't offer as much of a boost on incomes as they have in the past.