Salon reports the GOP already has enough seats to win back House in 2022 midterms
[quote][i]GOP already has enough safe seats — through redistricting alone — to win back House in '22. Speaker McCarthy, or Speaker Trump? Republicans already have a majority locked down — and they're not done yet*[/i][/quote]
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[b] Republican-led states have already added enough safe seats through redistricting to flip control of the House of Representatives in next year's midterm elections.*[/b]
Here's how the [i]New York Times[/i] analysis put it**:[/center] [quote][i]At the same time, Republicans’ upper hand in the redistricting process, combined with plunging approval ratings for President Biden and the Democratic Party, provides the party with what could be a nearly insurmountable advantage in the 2022 midterm elections [b][i]and the next decade of House races[/i][/b].**[/i][/quote]
[center]Dr. Steve Turley lays it all down:
[youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8wQY2We-iI][/center] Looks like the Left has some serious blowback from buyer's remorse to deal with as the Red Wave tsunami has opened the floodgates.
@ProfessorPlum77 Excellent point. But I do think that some mitigating measures have been taken in the background since Trump's departure to help prevent or at least curtail that possibility. However, wasn't it Joe Stalin who said something to the effect that what is more important is who will count the votes?
@TexChik Probably. However, I do remember a US Senate race in Mississippi. I think the Tea Party candidate had beaten the Republican candidate in the primary. In the general election, the Republican resorted to slimeball tactics and supposedly beat out the Tea Party candidate. Neither party is snake proof.
@TexChik Perhaps. If you are referring to 2020, I agree with you. Biden may have gotten 8,000 votes. There is NO WAY he received 80,000,000! However, the Republicans are not above resorting to Democratic tactics in order to win a US Senate seat against a Tea Party member.
