Senate projection - still tight

The Republicans have a fantastic shot at re-taking the senate, but so far, only by the slimmest of margins. Much, much more needs to be done based on this particular latest projection. Not because Republicans haven't made inroads or because the Democrats haven't alienated enough voters yet, but because a slim majority is not going to be enough to govern effectively for the next four years. We need enough votes to counteract the sitting RINOs ability to derail a Trump second term with mere stagnation.

Senate more likely to flip Republican in 2024

West Virginia stood a decent chance of flipping its senate seat to Republican in 2024.  That just became a strong chance, as Joe Manchin in West Virginia has decided to not seek reelection for his senate seat. 

Despite holding out for a lot of conservative voters' causes (coal, fiscal responsibility, and some others), Manchin has remained a Democrat vote and has all too often sided with, or ceded to, far left Democrats on important votes and issues.  Replacing Manchin in an otherwise dependable conservative-voting state is a good thing and the urgency of doing so makes the timing of this announcement perfect for conservative voters.

Vote these patsies (or liars) out in 2024.

Manchin, Tester and Kelly all need to be voted out of office in the Senate in 2024.  Here's Joe Manchin claiming buyer's remorse on the Bill he sponsored - the Inflation Reduction Act - because he isn't getting what he agreed to out of it.

Buyer's remorse? Here's the thing, he's either a liar trying to position himself as a stand-up guy for his own reelection effort, or he's a gullible patsy undeserving of the office. Either way, not good.  I'd say it would be good for him to move across the aisle and become a Republican, but do we really want him, or anyone of that caliber?  It's not worth it.  He needs to be voted out West Virginia, make him a former senator.  The same goes for the other two supposedly independent-leaning senators.  They are all socialist liars to their voters, or else patsies. 

Senate 2024 update

 Via Red Eagle Politics, a look at the 2024 senate race situation:

Did that just happen?

Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema registering as an Independent?

This doesn't make her suddenly pro-Republican, but at least there's a chance to avoid the 51-49 senate now, especially if Joe Manchin decides to follow suit. And the good news is that with high profile Democrats like Sinema and Tulsi Gabbard leaving the party, the fractures in the Democratic party from the speed rush leftward have finally begun to show in a highly visible and undeniable way.

Georgia, what happened?

 Georgia decided to turn it's back on GOP senate candidate Herschel Walker. Yikes.

...The other Republicans in the statewide races won by 10 points. But Walker, a Trump-endorsed candidate, trails the radical leftist for the US Senate seat. Got that?

UPDATE: with 87% of precincts reporting Newsmax called the race for the Jeremiah Wright radical Raphael Warnock.

Democrats will now hold a 51 to 49 seat majority in the US Senate.

What happened to Georgia??? 

Why Georgia matters

 Newt Gingrich explains why the runoff election is so important:

Herschel Walker’s election is crucial to Georgia and all of America.

Despite some misconceptions that the Georgia runoff won’t have a major impact, the difference between a 50-50 Senate and a 51-49 Senate is enormous. Vice President Kamala Harris can break ties on the Senate floor – but not in committees.

With 51 seats, Democrats would control every committee. They would be able to report out judges and other Biden administration appointees without needing any Republican votes. They would be able to schedule hearings and report out whatever radical legislation they dream up.

At 50-50, there is genuine power sharing. Every committee has an even number of Democrats and Republicans. All nominations require bipartisan approval to be reported out of committee. Hearings must be held with bipartisan agreement.

This is crucial to stalling the leftward march of government for the next two years. 

Senate Series: CO - Joe O'Dea

Joe’s focus is simple: Defending working Americans, reducing our national debt, and ensuring a strong and secure America. 

Gas is topping $4 a gallon in Colorado, inflation is the highest it has been in decades, crime has skyrocketed, our national debt has hit $30 trillion, and our foreign policy has been a failure. It’s time for a conservative outsider like Joe to fight for working Americans in Washington D.C.

Senate Series: NC - Ted Budd

 Ted Budd talks real issues that affect real people.

Senate Series: NH - Don Bolduc

 Don Bolduc is the kind of representative who is a real person rather than a politician:

Senate Series: NV - Adam Laxalt

 Trust your eyes Nevada:

Senate Series: PA - Dr. Oz

 Pennsylvania, you can choose this:

or this (and this meme is very indicative of the candidate):

Here's more:

Senate Series: WI - Ron Johnson

 Wisconsin, if you don't vote for Ron Johnson, THIS could be your representation in the senate: 

Senate Series: GA - Herschel Walker

Herschel Walker will win his senate seat in Georgia, as he should.  Make sure you give him your support.

Senate Series: WA - Tiffany Smiley

Tiffany Smiley is another candidate in a state that doesn't seem to recognize why she'd be the better choice.  The FAR better choice.  Yes, she's a bit of a longshot but she'd be great for the state.

Senate Series: FL - Marco Rubio

Marco Rubio is not a perfect candidate for Florida, but he's pretty good.  And if it comes down to him or Val Demmings (which it does), there's no comparison: he's miles better.

Senate Series: CT - Leora Levy

Leora Levy is a longshot, but c'mon man, how can you vote for an actual villain in Blumenthal, Connecticut?

Senate Series: OH - JD Vance

 Ohio needs JD Vance. The alternative is unthinkable.

🚨@JDVance1 on the trail: "I'm the law and order candidate. I'm the guy who wants safe and secure street. I think our police officers deserve it, but most of all I think American citizens whether they're rich or poor, black or white deserve to live in safe communities." #OHSen pic.twitter.com/AQjY9BfYm4

— JD Vance for U.S. Senate Press (@JDVancePress) October 6, 2022

Senate Series: AZ - Blake Masters

Challenger in Arizona, Blake Masters has really tightened the polling gap. He deserves to win and Arizona deserves better than it has gotten from Mark Kelly.

This guy, Pennsylvania?

 This guy needs medical attention, not a senate office.