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Will these college incidents at Yale, Mizzou, and Ithaca cause the Republicans to surprisingly win the 2016 presidential election, regain the Senate, and even increase their share of House seats, governorships, and state legislatures?
Will these college incidents at Yale, Mizzou, and Ithaca cause the Republicans to surprisingly win the 2016 presidential election, regain the Senate, and even increase their share of House seats, governorships, and state legislatures?
Will these college incidents at Yale, Mizzou, and Ithaca cause the Republicans to surprisingly win the 2016 presidential election, regain the Senate, and even increase their share of House seats, governorships, and state legislatures?
I doubt all the rabble rousing on college campuses will help Republican candidates. Sure, some will turn out and vote GOP in protest against the protests. But more young people and blacks who would have ignored the voting otherwise will participate, and that will be a net gain for Democrats.
Will these college incidents at Yale, Mizzou, and Ithaca cause the Republicans to surprisingly win the 2016 presidential election, regain the Senate, and even increase their share of House seats, governorships, and state legislatures?
The simple answer to the question is, No, if the GOP wins the Oval office it will have nothing to do with the college incidents. Pssst, The GOP already has the Senate and the House
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