Biden is a horrible president to say the least. He and the Democratic party are destroying us and are doing everything they can to take away are liberty. So it’s understandable that Republicans would assume that they will take back the House and Senate in November. Well not so fast: It’s doable, but it’s not inevitable. The Democrats are hanging in there, under the so-called radar, and if we’re not careful, they will remain in power and continue their reign of terror on freedom loving Americans. Watch Tucker Carlson from last night:
“Good evening and welcome to Tucker Carlson Tonight. For all the bad things going on there are on the other side, Joe Biden’s approval ratings which are a Non-Stop source of joy for us, and if you’ve seen them recently you know in your heart exactly how the November elections are going to turn out. Biden’s obviously been a disaster for the country, but not only has he made the U.S poor, weaker and much more ridiculous, people know that he has, and they tell posters about it all the time Biden is the single least popular president in modern American history.
“At this point absolutely nobody is impressed by Joe Biden and that would be including Dr Jill. So this is a big problem for the Biden family obviously, but a much bigger problem even for the Democratic party which Joe Biden leads. Unpopular presidents drag their parties to the bottom in midterm elections, that’s the unchanging rule of politics. We saw it famously in 1994 with the Republican takeover of Congress after two disastrous years with Bill Clinton. You saw it in 2006 after Hurricane Katrina. You saw it in 2010 after Obamacare you saw it in 2018. So there’s no question based on precedent that that’s about to happen once again in 2022 in November. That’s what everybody assumes, and in fact it may well happen.
“We’re certainly praying for it, but as of tonight we have to be honest with you, the numbers don’t show that happening, not even close. In fact all the indications we have right now suggest that despite Joe Biden’s well-earned unpopularity, the Democratic party, still again as of tonight, has a strong chance of holding Congress in November. the prediction markets, which many believe are more accurate than the polls, overwhelmingly point to the Democrats keeping at least one chamber, and maybe strangest of all, as of this week Democrats are leading Republicans nationally on the so-called generic ballot by about four points.
“So if you ask people which party, do you like more, they say Democrats. And maybe that’s why Democrats are raising a lot more money too, and not just money from their patrons in big Tech, but from small dollar donors. That’s bad. In June Democrats raised 64 million dollars online from 4 million people. That same month this June, Republicans raised only 26 million dollars online from just over a million donors. From the first quarter to the second quarter of this year donations to the Republican Party dropped by more than 12 percent. By contrast, donations the Democratic party are up more than 20 percent. That is not good at all, not simply because you need money to run a political campaign, but because money is to some extent is a measure of commitment and intensity. And you see the same Dynamic playing out in individual races across the country…”
