With inflation soaring, the worst crime wave in decades, and Biden’s approval rating at 41 percent, just about everyone predicted Tuesday’s midterms would be a bloodbath for the Democrats
It wasn’t. Not even close.
The red wave the Republicans were hoping for did not arrive. In fact, it was barely a trickle. While results are still coming in, it looks like Republicans will narrowly win control of the House, and Democrats will remain in control of the Senate.
So . . . what happened?
Why did pundits and pollsters get it wrong? Is Trump his party’s Achilles’ heel? Is Ron DeSantis the new GOP kingmaker?
Journalists Mary Katharine Ham, Josh Kraushaar (Axios), Batya Ungar-Sargon (Newsweek), and Olivia Nuzzi (New York Magazine) join me to discuss the surprising results of the 2022 midterms.
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Here's a link about what you have to say when the father of your children now says he's their mother, for dinner table discussions at Thanksgiving:
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/_Sgl9Vl8_bk
Yep. And if he were to lose. Wouldn't be surprised. See? That's how it works.
GOP gets their ass handed to them everytime re: popular vote - hmm....I would recalibrate how "popular" I think I am. Maybe out and meet "Real America"
You probably thought overturning Roe v. Wade was gonna be popular, too.
Why would I let myself be conned out of 19.95? That's for suckers.
Yeah...cell phone data of people walking within 2 blocks of drop box out in public?
Using maps of Moscow and claiming they're American cities?
Oh, publisher has pulles DeSouza's book, too - due to "editorial concerns."
https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/true-the-vote-election-fraud/