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That comment by her tells you her team knows she is way more behind than we think. Many times what you see in the final week from a candidate tips you off to what their staff knows about their polling. Often better and more accurate polling than we see. Remember people were wondering why Hillary went to Minnesota and Wisconsin that last week and we found out why
McKaskill signed her political death warrant when she voted against Kavanaugh. Now, 'the hangman is coming down from the gallows, and she doesn't have very long....'
The lying woman is caught between a rock and a hard place. Maybe. I smell a farce.
Republicans want her out of office, and her own party hates her. Of course that last part may just be a farce so that moderates will still vote for this swamp dweller.
I think she loses here. Hawley is a dynamic, sharp and fresh energy for the senate in Missouri.
McCaskill sees the writing on the wall, I think. The race will be close, but my prediction is she loses her seat.
Missouri has moved more right since McCaskill was elected. Hawley is a great candidate here and I think he wins.
Its a shame because we need more moderates like McCaskill in the government. Moderates - both Dem and Repub - have become an endangered species, which drives us to gridlock and hyperpartisanship. I like people who are willing to buck their parties when it's in the country's best interest. Jeff Flake and Bob Corker are leaving the Senate, and McCaskill and Joe Manchin are in jeopardy. Hawley will be just another sycophant for Trump.
Its a shame because we need more moderates like McCaskill in the government. Moderates - both Dem and Repub - have become an endangered species, which drives us to gridlock and hyperpartisanship. I like people who are willing to buck their parties when it's in the country's best interest. Jeff Flake and Bob Corker are leaving the Senate, and McCaskill and Joe Manchin are in jeopardy. Hawley will be just another sycophant for Trump.
I have always disagreed with this analysis for a couple of reasons.
1) I don't want the governement inventing new things to do with my money, so "gridlock" is good for me. the government which governs best is that which governs least. Decrying gridlock is a Democrat thing.
2) Its time for America to pick a side in the big issues. The days for deals and half-measures are done. Obama and Trump have given us a very stark contrast, and it is time for people to pick a side. I know which side I am on, and it is time for bold colors, not pale pastels.
As fro McCaskill, find a good hobby, your days are numbered.
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