GOP Prepares for Big Wins in 2022, 3594

Good evening, I’m still reporting on the anti-coup.
Congressional Republicans are expecting big wins in the 2022 election, providing they can ameliorate election mis-conduct via internet-connected devices.
Many states are implementing new laws to try to fix the problems so apparent in the 2020 election.
If election mis-conduct could be cut in half in 2022, there are so many Democrats abandoning the sinking ship that the odds of returning a Republican majority in the House – for decades to come – are increasing sharply.
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According to Dylan Housman, writing in today’s Daily Caller:

Perhaps the biggest fish to jump ship is Illinois Democrat Cheri Bustos who announced last week that she would not seek re-election.
Bustos was the chair of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee – the group that managed to nearly lose the House in 2020.
On Tuesday, Florida Rep. Charlie Christ – the onetime Republican governor of Florida – announced that he would also leave Pelosi’s Titanic and run for Governor against the ever-popular current Governor, Ron DeSantis. You know something is very wrong on the Pelosi Titanic when a veteran politician decides that his chances are better against DeSantis – which is a certain political suicide mission - than to try to regain his seat in the House as an incumbent.
Moving west, two border-state Dems – one in Texas, the other in Arizona, announced weeks ago that they were headed back home to live out their lives in relative obscurity before they got run out on a rail due to Super Joe’s wide-open border policies.
Moving up to the battleground state of Ohio, former Dem. Presidential wannabe, Tim Ryan will also be leaving the driving to Pelosi as he gives the Senate from Ohio a try. No chance!
Even in the face of misbehaving voting machines, Ohio was a landslide for Trumpers in 2020 and that majority will only increase.
Two other battleground Dems – Conor Lamb in Pennsylvania, and Stephanie Murphy in Florida are likely giving up their seats in those battleground states to give a run to the Senate a try.
The Washingmachine Post, once considered an authoritative news source on all days not ending in the letter “Y”, recently noted that incumbents won 91% of House races in 2018, and so, every seat not defended by an incumbent Dem is much less likely to be held by Dems 18 months and 4 days from today.
But on top of that, before the next election, redistricting due to the 2020 Census happens. The GOP now holds a commanding lead in the control of state legislatures which will control the process in over 71% of the states which aren’t controlled by bi-partisan commissions.
And on top of all of this is the fact that the party of an incoming president tends to do very poorly in the next bi-election. Trump lost 40 seats in 2018. Obama lost 64 seats in 2010.
It is difficult to imagine a scenario where the weakest resident in American history could lose any less than 50 seats in the House, giving the GOP at least a 45-seat majority going into the last two years of his residency in Washington.
Oh, and how about the vice-resident, Kamala Harris. She is proving herself to be the most unpopular vice-resident in American history.
Kamala traveled to Milwaukee today to pitch Biden’s so-called infrastructure bill.
But the vice-resident’s Secret Service motorcade attracted no more attention rolling into Milwaukee than if she had taken an Uber.
Exactly 4 people showed up to greet Harris at the campus of the Univ. of Wisconsin/Milwaukee – all of them protesting Biden’s tax hikes.
The Wisconsin GOP noted that it’s been 40 days since she was tasked by Biden to manage the operation on the southern border, and she apparently got lost and landed in Wisconsin.
So, they made her a map of the United States, if she is not familiar with the basic layout of the country, to help her find her way south.
I’m still reporting from just outside the citadel of world freedom. Good Day.