“...people will soon see the tax cuts in their paycheck.”
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People will see those tax cuts in their paychecks starting next month.
The economy will continue to grow all year. Hopefully that will help.
But Republicans have to haul their a$$es to the polls.
A 17% GOP turnout in Wisconsin for this state senate seat is pathetic. So is 650,000 Trump voters staying home and not voting for Moore in Alabama.
As I mentioned in a previous post, the president intends to campaign for House and Senate candidates across the country. This should help.
There's no reason to think they won't, once November rolls around.
As long as the President is active, and the economy keeps growing, the GOP should be OK in November—despite themselves.
There's no basis for presuming November will be a bloodbath—not based on a couple of races.
It's simply too far into the future, and I can't believe that so many around are yet again falling for the gaslighting from the Propaganda Media.
Taking the entire "special election" cycle as a whole, the GOP is doing fine. The Roy Moore situation was a special case, and the donations are strong in general.
If the Republicans get out the vote, they'll perform adequately, and there's no excuse for 2016 GOP voters not to get out and vote in November 2018...