/mid-term/ general - comfy doggo edition

Lamb won because they had just redrawn the district lines to give democrats the edge, also because he ran a moderate race and didn't sperg out with the "WE MUST RESIST" shit.

Exactly how I feel. Unfortunately people are still stuck in this bullshit left/right paradigm. Voting R is more about the lulz than anything meaningful at this point.

Redistricting won't take place until November.

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He's also running against Marsha Blackburn which boosts his chances. My mom was talking about the senate race and is planning on voting Bredesen, I asked her why and she said that Blackburn reminds her of Pelosi.

Lamb was basically a republican. There's no way a guy like him could win a primary; he had to be selected by committee. The election was done under the old-districts btw, not the kike-courts new map. Also Moore probably would have won if the media wasn't calling him a pedophile 24/7.


I'm an FL user. Scott has way more name value, which I think can help him. He's actually been beating Nelson in recent polls too. I'm still mad at the fucker for signing that gun control bill, and I think Nelson will probably retain, but he's got a really good shot. Also I've heard OH is the type of state where the person with the most recognized name wins, and the republicans don't have anyone to run against the democrat incumbent.

I'm very confident about AZ, MO, ND, and IN though. I don't think Trump is going to get his super majority, but republicans would have to work over-time shooting themselves in the foot in order to not gain seats in 2018.

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I love how my almost entirely red state is always portrayed as blue, despite only a tiny southernmost portion of it being full of faggots and kikes.

It didn't help that Rick Saccone was a horrible candidate who fucked a gook and created mutant looking hapa children

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I keep hearing people say Saccone was a horrible candidate. All I really heard about him was that he had a long career in the Pennsylvania state legislature, and that he was very pro-Trump. What exactly makes him a bad candidate? I think he's much better than a lot of the RINO filth that are lauded as "strong moderate candidates."

What a fucking mess.