Do you think a red wave is coming in the mid terms elections in November?

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Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Biden has personally rolled out the red carpet (pun intended).

After the last few years, Americans are fed up with federal government overreach, gender theory and transgenderism being taught to young children in schools, policies making it easier to commit voter fraud, issues like race being used as a tool to divide Americans for political gain, horrible foreign policy decisions that have weakened America and the world, and absurd domestic policy and energy decisions that continue to devastate our economy. Virtually every American is significantly worse off today than 3 years ago because of all of this.

Putin waited for years for an opportunity to invade Ukraine, and it was handed to him on a silver platter with a spineless liberal POTUS who he knew would do nothing of consequence to oppose his plan. Four more years of misguided and spineless liberal leadership in the US will be devastating, not just to the US, but the entire world order. Human suffering will increase exponentially. The stakes are too high to hand the US in its current condition over to another liberal to "fix" what Joe has done.

Crimson79 · Accepted Answer

Honestly I don’t believe so. They have shots themselves in the foot way too many times. They’re going to face the consequences of their actions in November. Expect a blue wave in November.

BCA6010 · Accepted Answer

Yes the Republicans are going to win a lot of the elections at this rate, but also most of the seats that are up this year in the Senate are already held by Republicans, and most of the RINOs just got reelected in 2020, so there's only so much they can gain in the Senate.

In the house, they can potentially sweep it at historic levels, but that remains to be seen if they actually will, or it would actually turn things around. There's a lot of pretty lackluster Republicans that are running in contested districts that don't really energize voters the way they need to, so they'll be relying on dissatisfaction of independent or leftist voters to either vote out of spite or just not vote at all to win. There's also the pretty realistic scenario in which a stonewalled house that does very little other than block democratic bills while still maintaining the status quo (in this case blowing out the spending and ignoring the culture war) could sabotage the Republicans for 2024, which would be very much in character for them.

Chazmatazz269 · Accepted Answer

Probably, but it won’t be better. As much as i want to see the radical left reigned in, the radical right isn’t the group to do it. Moderates need to motivate change in this country before all hell breaks loose. That’s if it’s not already too late.
US politics feels to me a lot like sitting in a bar and having a good time when two people get too much into each other’s bubble and an argument ensues. Before you’re even concerned, all their respective friends join in and it’s all just screaming to and fro. Now you’re concerned, but there aren’t enough sober-enough, level-headed kats around to calm the storm. Then complete strangers jump in and join sides because mob mentality. Before you can get out the door, a full on donnybrook kicks off and you’re fighting complete strangers more or less to the death. We COULD have been having a good time! But ‘no’, the weirdos have to smurf it up for the rest of us!

AviatorTom · Answer

I don't see any color wave in the future. Based on history, the Dems will lose some seats in the House but will retain a majority, and the Senate will probably stay as it is, with some Dem and Rep seats swapping, or possibly turning into a slight Rep majority. In any case, not much is going to change in government... pretty much stagnation, not getting much done since the parties aren't working together.

Avicenna · Answer

Gerrymandering has reduced by the number of competitive seats in the House and the Democrats are doing their best to get the worst nominees for the House and Senate nominated on the Republican side. Both if those may have an effect on the final results.

Democrats have governed and litigated in a such a manner since 2021 that it’s hard to believe they’d allow a free and fair election without fraud, and the control the DOJ and the FBI.

MikeInHawaii · Answer

Absolutely. Mid year elections tend to be bad for the president’s party. Joe Biden’s approval ratings are tracking below Jimmy Carter’s, and he got a shellacking for the ages when he ran for re-election. Also, the economy is a major factor in elections and the Democratic constituency is hurt worst by inflation and $6 per gallon gas.

Mijopapi2000 · Answer

I think anybody who still believes their vote counts after the government masked and suffocated people for 2 years and poisoned people with a toxic shot is a retard. Your vote goes right in the trash. If they select Republicans to win nothing changes the NWO agendas still move forward.

Anonymous · Answer

It depends. Because that abortion thing is a game changer. It might being out more people.

I was watching the Arizona republican elections and all 4 of those people were crazy.

I'm a independent voter who most likely gonna vote ron desantis.
I'm saying that to give you a mind frame of where I'm at.

Clearly blue state gonna stay blue. But the purple state might turn red.

Latinos are the game changer they finally have enough power to change elections.

007kingifrit · Answer

certainly, it's normal for the white house to lose a midterm but biden is also just about the least popular president in history by polls

exitseven · Answer

I do not think it will be enough for the Republicans to be able to override Biden's vetoes and get some meaningful legislature passed but it should be enough to stop most of the damage.

Stoner710 · Answer

Yes it is and democratic will burn cities when they do. You notice it’s only there cities where there candidate wins

Dargil · Answer

I do, but Republicans should take all possible measures to avoid fraud/cheating, because that's the only way a democrat can win.

Pterodon · Answer

Definitely. The dems can’t run on energy independence, economy, foreign policy. All they can run on is pronouns and abortion

Anonymous · Answer

If there's not massive voter fraud, there will be a red wave.

Quigly · Answer

Yes, Biden is a terrible President. I mean, whoever is actually running the country is a terrible President.

FilmGuy93 · Answer

Nah. I think that the conservatives have killed a lot of goodwill by pushing anti-trans and anti-abortion legislation.

madgoat · Answer

I think we're going to see large scale change on both sides of the Atlantic anytime soon.

Anonymous · Answer

After roe vs. Wade being overturned I think a red wave has already started. 🤣

collie22 · Answer

are you a prophet or a seer a fortune teller like the soothsayer?

Anonymous · Answer

I like the red wave movement. But Red Wave needs to be cautious. The Red Wave cannot be pompous. Things are happening too quickly and the Blue Wave can take over quick.

BLP11520 · Answer

It should be a blood bath, abortion may change a bit. Dems are desperate for power NOT to help anyone.

Gangactivities911 · Answer

I really do considering the poor approval rating of the current POTUS

Anonymous · Answer

Who cares. It won’t change anything. America is doomed.

IceCreamSandwich · Answer

Usually it goes like that

Cubus · Answer

I guess, at least in the house.

joeldalton · Answer

It seems very possible.

Lyndsielee666 · Answer

Either way America is fucked lmfaoo

WhiteBoyChill · Answer

Its almost certain

Jamie05rhs · Answer

50/50.

MannyFrs · Answer

fuk politics

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