Iowa turning purple again!
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Has he promised to move to Iowa full time, and bring his blended family along if he wins?
One thing to consider is Iowans have already elected Sand to statewide office. He is a known commodity. I feel like Sand and Turek have generated a lot of energy, that will drive out voters. There is also a lot of pent up anger in the middle from people who are tired of one party rule. Tired of tax dollars going to the kids of IC Regina and Dowling while their school makes cuts. The doctor is right in a later post by emphasizing the epic level of non white and trans hatred the GOP will spew, but that only carries so far when you are losing access to health care, your local government is cutting back services, and you are worried about cancer water and data centers. I guarantee you Lahn, Hinson, MMM, and Nunn are going to have a tough time talking about data centers and cancer water.
Nicole Wallace made a great point on Lib TV today, which Republicans in a tough fight are going to want a visit from Donald Trump? He is going to interject himself into elections because he can't say no to standing in front of flags and talking, but if you are MMM do you want local coverage of an aging, confused man sweating away at a rally where MMM gets 2 minutes to speak? I suspect Lahn and Hinson will try and do a rally with Trump in ruby red part of the state, but, as Wallace pointed out, when you are polling in the 30s, you bring a lot of bad energy with you.
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I love all of these Iowa politics threads. But everyone has to keep in mind one simple fact. Iowa has all of six (count 'em, six) electoral votes. (If a tree falls in the forest and no one is watching, did it really fall?)
For those of living in the state, the GOP have held office for going on 2 decades. They've drove this state into the ground to benefit themselves. Especially our current governor. We're ready for some change regardless of how irrelevant others see us nationally.
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Electoral college is completely irrelevant for midterms.
Yeah, but for the poor a-holes that still live there, it is a big deal.
The post that I said Clark isn't worth building a franchise around was a rage bait troll, but the other 2 have some merit to it.
From a national perspective, Mississippi North is insignificant, no doubt.
What is relevant is as a now DEEP Red State, there are signs that Republicans are in trouble.
A now "lean" Dem for Governor, three Congressional districts now tossups, and a Senate race that was believed a lock for Republicans is now close.
Trump is now a Dem asset as 3/4 of the GOP candidates are Trump lapdogs.