I wouldn't write off our chances at flipping one of the Georgia Senate seats, and a Kentucky miracle could still happen if there is any kind of serious outbreak of Covid-19 there.

I'm especially watching TX-10, TX-06, TX-02, TX-03, and TX-25.

He was sharper than I expected, and he already has a rep for being no dummy. I don't know much about Perdue, although being first cousin to a member of Trump's cabinet should be embarrassment enough to make him suspect.

Although with Kemp being such an idiot, if Ossoff and his wife pull out of this without any long-lasting debilitating effects, he should be able to put it in such terms as to tell the story to his advantage.

I should have thought to ask!

**on edit--I checked. It's Ossoff, unfortunately

Stay well!

So I'll be trying especially hard!

McCaul only beat Seigel by a few points last time. McCaul is trying to portray that he has reached across the aisle in the spirit of bipartisanship to work with Democrats. What a load of BS! But I’ve not heard them even try this until this year.

Unfortunately I’m afraid you’re probably right a about our Senate race, though I’m still planning to do what I can to change that.

But there are other TX people who think it might be a reach.

Let's not forget MN-1st CD. That has Dan Feehan up by 1 point over Jim Hagedorn. Hagedorn is a die hard Trumper. With Joe Biden up by 13 points here in Minnesota, that cannot bode well for Jim Hagedorn. He is now on record voting AGAINST the Defense Bill that also calls for renaming Military bases named for Confederate Traitors, as well as removing Confederate statues from the Capitol.


Mitch McConnell will surely squeak out a win with a Job approval rating lower than Trump's in Kentucky. He will face a Minority so down trodden. Being demoted will be a cause for celebration.

RBG needs to hold out until after Joe Biden is sworn in to retire. I think she will.

NC 6 going Democratic is understandable. The present congresscritter (Mark Walker) isn't running there and while the map was redrawn it's still gerrymandered in favour of the Republicans. I think these two pickups in NC is what's going to happen too... nothing more because the new map is more polarized than the last (either extreme D or R and no real competitive seats).

Mostly rural area though does include Fayetteville in the east and Concord & Kannapolis to the west. Except for Cumberland County, the rest is "solid south" i.e. Soviet Red Republican.