'Reality is setting in' as Democrats brace
for a red wave in the House
Hot Air,
by
John Sexton
Original Article
Posted By: Dreadnought,
10/25/2022 10:33:37 PM
Deliver this one straight into my veins, NY Times:
Republicans are pressing their advantage deep into Democratic territory in the closing stretch of the 2022 campaign, competing for an abundance of House seats amid growing signs that voters are poised to punish President Biden’s party even in the bluest parts of America.
Republicans need to win only a handful of seats to take over the House of Representatives, which Democrats now control by a narrow margin of 220-212. But with two weeks until the election, Republicans are looking to run up the score
Reply 1 - Posted by:
stablemoney 10/25/2022 10:39:18 PM (No. 1314365)
I hope the Republican House treats Pelosi and Watermelon head the same way they treated them.
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Reply 2 - Posted by:
ironchefw 10/25/2022 10:44:50 PM (No. 1314371)
A well earned shellacking for their contempt for Americans.
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Reply 3 - Posted by:
Dr. Constant 10/25/2022 10:49:08 PM (No. 1314377)
HR1 should be election Integrity.
Just a few simple rules.
1. No ballots may be submitted beyond 3 hours after polls close.
2. All voter rolls must be purged with the same frequency as driving licenses.
3. All Counting facilities must have a LIVE video feed of every work station
4. The penalty for election fraud is 25 years in Federal Prison with no parole
5. No form of ballot harvesting may be permitted
6. Ranked Choice voting violates the "One Person - One Vote" principle and is abolished
7. Voting must be done in person.
That would stop probably 75% of the fraud
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Reply 4 - Posted by:
wilarrbie 10/25/2022 11:00:51 PM (No. 1314385)
Add to #3 list: certified double signatures verifying chain of possession for every box of ballots - no more surprise boxes from someone's car truck or forgotten closet.
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Reply 5 - Posted by:
Nimby 10/25/2022 11:05:10 PM (No. 1314387)
FTA…” Of the 46 House races that had seen at least $3 million in outside spending through this past weekend, 42 of them were carried by Mr. Biden in 2020, ”
Does NYT mean “ 42 stolen by Biden”?
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Reply 6 - Posted by:
thefield 10/25/2022 11:35:45 PM (No. 1314398)
Unless Republicans get 292 seats in the house and 67 in the senate Republicans can do little.
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Reply 7 - Posted by:
Moritz55 10/26/2022 6:13:53 AM (No. 1314523)
#1, I hope the Republicans resist the temptation to get revenge on Pelosi & Company and instead focus all itheir attention on delivering for the American people…so that they’ll deserve reelection in 2024.
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Reply 8 - Posted by:
homefry 10/26/2022 7:21:49 AM (No. 1314550)
Couldnt possibly happen to a more deserving bunch.
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Reply 9 - Posted by:
jeffkinnh 10/26/2022 7:27:08 AM (No. 1314553)
The Republicans can pass bills and force Brandon to veto, veto, veto. That will kill his reelection chances, although he probably won't last that long, and also make dems even more toxic for not recognizing and responding to the will of the voters. Brandon's arrogant, senile anger for his coming slap down will not play well. Maybe Jill will take him on permanent vacation to Delaware.
Republicans can cancel the J6 absurdity. Then they can open investigations into the DOJ, FBI, Hunter Biden, and others that will keep the dems off footed and expose their illegal actions.
Another thing the Republicans can do is bring legal battles to SCOTUS, especially battles over bureaucratic overreach that the court has already indicated is NOT constitutional.
Can the Republicans redirect the economy? Probably not, but if that is the outcome, the dems are dead in 2024. The voters already blame the dems for the economic disaster they unleashed. The dems can't backpedal without exploding the Leftists and destroying their party. The clear necessity in 2024 will be to kick the dems OUT of the WH. Republicans need to keep the focus on dem culpability and the need to get rid of them before real progress can be made.
2022 will be a good start.
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Reply 10 - Posted by:
john56 10/26/2022 9:54:55 AM (No. 1314723)
#7 The Republican Congress should be able to walk and chew gum at the same time.
Yes, priority one needs to work to FIX the mess or at least put the brakes on Sleepy Creepy Crooked Uncle Joe and his minions dastardly plans for America. Yeah, that will probably get some caterwahling from the RAT infested media whores and their deep state handlers, but as they say, if you want a friend in Washington, get a dog. Republican members of Congress need to prioritize that action, but they need to also address the dry rot in the walls that were left by Ms. Pelosi and her band of rabble rousers.
But, especially in House, the un-democratic reign of Nasty Nancy and her gang must have some actions. Nancy will probably be gone as a member of Congress as early as mid-November and I'd bet grocery money by the end of January, probably as Uncle Joe's Ambassador to Italy. Hopefully, the House can block funding of new luxury refrigerators for the Ambassador's residence.
But the actions of the Democrats, in removing Republicans from committees, running sham impeachments, and a one-sided Witch-Hunt Committee (J6), as well as limiting Republican access must be dealt with. If we play by the old Marques of Queensbury rules, we'll be shafted again next time the Democrats take control. I'd hope that the Republicans play hard and fast when the Congress organizes and only considers relaxing those controls once the Democrats play nice (maybe in early 2024).
Among the steps I would like to see: Reps. Omar and Tlaib are not assigned to any committee due to their antisemitic racism. All Democrat Committee assignments are to be approved by the Speaker and members of the January 6 Commission will be excluded from all committees (especially Schiff, Swalwell, and Raskin). Access to documents and subpeonas will be strictly limited to Democrats on a "need-to-know" basis to be determined by the Speaker and the Republican Committee Chairman.
Any outside funding to partisan congressional caucuses must be handled by the Speaker with full and complete disclosure on the donors to those groups.
Any legislation passed by the House must be published in its final form at least 5 business/session days before it can be approved. If amendments are offered and approved, the 5 day clock starts over. Any bill that must be passed for an emergency purpose will be determined to have a 90 day shelf life. Unless an identical bill is re-approved by the House, Senate, and President in its final form under the 5 day rule, the orgiinal bill will no longer be in effect 90 days after it is signed by the President.
The latter two suggestions should stay permanently.
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Reply 11 - Posted by:
Gallo3 10/26/2022 10:29:40 AM (No. 1314771)
Additional addendum to #3: Abolish Insecure Mail-In Ballots distributed and collected by radical leftist postal workers. (That would be all of them).
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