Democrats’ 2018 Election Dreams Could End Up a Nightmare

Townhall.com ^ | March 12, 2018 | Justin Haskins

[Kaslin]

Trying to use a big word, aren't ya? Next time check and make sure the word even exists, and the "Urban dictionary" does not count, even if it does exist there, which I don't know.

"cantorize"
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[Lagmeister]

From the fate of Erick Cantor, we get 'Cantorize' - ceative usage seen frequently from such wordsmiths as Dennis Miller.

There are, of course, historic greats like Anthony Burgess and James Joyce who frequently created their own words.

[Lagmeister]

Erick = Eric

[Lurkinanloomin]

Removed in a primary for being a weasel and betraying your constituents ala Eric Cantor.

[1Old Pro]

However, new data show Democrats could be in for another very rude Election Day awakening. As Greg Price, writing for the left-wing Newsweek, recently noted, “five of the 10 Democrats [trying to hold their seats in the U.S. Senate] this fall would lose to a Republican candidate if their races were held today, according to Axios/Survey Monkey polls from the 10 states released Thursday morning.”

Get ready for the media and Dems to blame their losses on.....The Chinese this time?

[subterfuge]

Stopped reading a fourth of the way in. These authors love to state that the “e-mail” provided by “the Russians” clearly helped Trump win, but they never mention what was IN the e-mail. It revealed that she was a liar and as corrupt as the day is long!

[HamiltonJay]

The SENATE was NEVER in play, just looking at the map and having a basic understanding tells you Republicans will gain seats in 2018 in the Senate.

The house is another story. There is no massive blue wave stirring out there, but 23 seats swinging due to democratic enthusiasm isn’t out of the question. Especially sitting here watching this special election in PA first hand.

I deeply question the Republican messaging going into the mid terms. They aren’t putting out a message, that I think is going to motivate the TRUMP I and D voters to show up. Mid terms are about motivating folks to show up and I don’t see the messaging in the Saccone race being something that will be motivating for those voters.

The ads and message is the same ad and messaging that could have been used in any election in the last 10-15 years... and in those elections you did NOT get the I and particularly D MAGA voters to show up and vote R... So I am very skeptical that Republicans will not lose the house with this messaging.

There is no massive blue wave building, but you don’t need a wave to swing 23 seats... Just an enthusiasm gap will get you that in the house.

[2ndDivisionVet]

Actually our candidate spent 20 years in Air Force intelligence, as I understand it.

[arthurus]

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[chiller]

And I heard the Pittsburgh paper (Gazette) endorsed Saccone, while usually endorsing no one (2016) or dems prior to that.

[CatOwner]

Wow, straight from the MSM.





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[southland]

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