Tuesday's Elections Provide Consternation
for Democrats, More Evidence of a Coming
Red Wave
Posted By: Dreadnought, 4/6/2022 10:36:16 AM
If you don’t live in states such as California, Georgia, or Wisconsin, you may have been unaware there were various elections going on last night. A mix of local and special elections took place, including the first step in a special election to replace recently retired GOP Rep. Devin Nunes. Given what we know about the current electoral environment, namely that it’s terrible for Democrats, the results weren’t shocking. But they did provide more evidence of a coming red wave as November’s mid-terms approach. In CA-22, The Republicans cleaned up at levels not seen in years.
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Obama’s bloodless coup
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Isn’t the Democrat Party the party of empathy, love and inclusion? Oh wait, that’s what they say, not exactly what they do.
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