But /pol/ told me the right was losing...
>>535494801>cbs
>>535494801Trump lost 40 seats the last time he had midterms fyiYou think this shit is static?
>>535494985It's crazy how much has changed since 2018. Covid and the BLM insanity really woke a lot of people up.
Can you imagine being a white person and waking up saying "I'm gonna go vote for democrats today!"?HahahahahahahaSeriously, the party of niggers is over.
>>535495042Lmao you think 2025 didnt wake up Mexicans?You think 2026 gas prices and available jobs didnt wake up independents?You fags are trying to get a ballroom and a taxpayer funded slush fund
>>535495192you're angry because you lost, I can tell. simping for fucking mexicans lmao
>>535494888Has anyone actually done any analysis on how often the polymarket odds are correct? They're not like Vegas casinos calculating odds down to the millionth digit they're just throwing shit at all based on tweets.
>>535494801> cbsLarry ellison, jewish friend of natanyahu, who regularly hosts him on his private island (not that one), bought cbs for his son to run and installed bari wiess (picrel), a self described lesbian jewish zionist fanatic with mossad media training as chief editor.Posting CBS is posting this cunt
>>535495240>I can tellKikes think they know everything
>>535495321Polymarket predictions for the midterms right now are a mess
>>53549532167%I dont know why you would think independents are going to keep putting up with this shit
>>535494888>PolymarketDid you not learn what the lesson was yesterday?
Why do you think he’s been pushing so hard to change voter requirements? They’ve been gerrymandering the fuck out of every district and the Supreme Court ruling was yet any way for them to suppress votes. Republicans are crooks.
>>535495240You are a gullible retard and should stop engaging in politics
Race to the White House has the Dems winning 231 seats to the GOPs 204. This pretty much aligned with current polling. The Senate is much more uncertain, though.
>>535495622Put it this way, current polling trends suggest the generic ballot (as per a recent YouGov/Economist poll) is about 46% to the Dems and 43% to the Republicans among registered voters. There won't be a Dem sweep based on current polling trends, unless the bottom falls out over the Fall as the economy worsens. There is a distinct possibility of that.
This will put Republicans up 12 seats. But even a moderate midterm is usually like 20-30 seats. A sweep is like 50-60 seats.This does tip the odds, statistically. But it's also not an instant win move or something.
