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The current administration is ravaging the infrastructure thru massive spending
eventually handing over the keys of a sinking ship in the next election.
Dems are in for a shellacking of historical proportions in upcoming election cycles. They've overplayed their stupid SJW, virtually signalling BS and its become obvious to even the dimmest of dim-bulb voters.
And yet, the dims can't help but double down. More wokeness! More mass migration! More moronic "green energy!"
I do hope this shellacking in November is the start of a long period where democrats are not let into power at the federal level for a decade, if not a generation. They must have some time to purge themselves of wokeness and communism, and return back to the left-of-center party of the Clinton era.
She has to run again in November how is that a win?
The head of the Texas Democratic Party, Gilberto Hinojosa, downplayed Flores’ victory in a statement, saying the GOP “could barely squeak out a win” given all their financial advantages. Echoing national Democrats, he expressed confidence that Flores would occupy the seat only for a matter of months.
She has to run again in November how is that a win?
The head of the Texas Democratic Party, Gilberto Hinojosa, downplayed Flores’ victory in a statement, saying the GOP “could barely squeak out a win” given all their financial advantages. Echoing national Democrats, he expressed confidence that Flores would occupy the seat only for a matter of months.
Is there a Republican or Democrat currently sitting in the office of that district in Washington D.C., after it was previously held by a Democrat? ...
There won't be in November Texas redistricted so Democrats have an advantage did you read the link I posted likely not. Your just repeating what GOP is saying not even looking into the details. This is no indicator of a red wave.
There won't be in November Texas redistricted so Democrats have an advantage did you read the link I posted likely not. Your just repeating what GOP is saying not even looking into the details. This is no indicator of a red wave.
The Republicans winning a seat by 7 points, that President Biden won by 4 points, and the last Democratic Representative won by 15 points is not indicative of a red wave?
The Republicans winning by 7 points, that President Biden won by 4 points, and the last Democratic Representative won by 15 points is not indicative of a red wave?
Not in an extremely low turnout Special Election in which the Democrats spent virtually no money since an Incumbent will be running in the revised district in November. Not saying it will not be a red wave, but the specifics of this race have too many factors to draw any wave conclusions. The Democrats have a good chance of winning it back in November. With that said, the Republicans will likely pick up the new version of TX-15 (Vicente Gonzalez's current district) in November.
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