KY-SEN: Amy McGrath in

[TrendsareUsuallyReal]

I mean, I've spoken to Bernie fans who say Bernie will make the south competitive because M4A will turn them all into progressives...

Who on this site has said this?

There are a sizable amount of people who are not on Atlas. Obviously you don't need to believe me, but there are people who are convinced progressive candidates could flip obviously Safe R states.

If they're not posting here what's the point of sarcastically "calling them out" on this site?

I don’t see where in his post he did that. Maybe I’m stupid, though. I only got a 34/36 on ACT Reading Comprehension.

[Donerail]

I don’t see where in his post he did that. Maybe I’m stupid, though. I only got a 34/36 on ACT Reading Comprehension.

Pathetic.

[TrendsareUsuallyReal]

I don’t see where in his post he did that. Maybe I’m stupid, though. I only got a 34/36 on ACT Reading Comprehension.

Pathetic.

Any more insight into how the molestation allegations helped Roy Moore that you would like to contribute here?

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

I am predicting a wave up to 53 seats: wish list AK, KY, GA, AL , KS and TX and takeovers are AZ, CO, NC, IA that can very well happen

[Xing]

Can we plaster the LA-GOV results across the walls of the rooms of people who think McGrath has a chance?

[Pericles]

Can we plaster the LA-GOV results across the walls of the rooms of people who think McGrath has a chance?

A Democrat running way ahead of the state's partisanship is not the best example to use, much better ones are available.

[Frenchrepublican]

Can we plaster the LA-GOV results across the walls of the rooms of people who think McGrath has a chance?

A Democrat running way ahead of the state's partisanship is not the best example to use, much better ones are available.

A better example would be Randy Bryce, I’m still amazed at how much money this stupid dude raised (for losing by double digits in the end)

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

We will find out in Nov, should Beshear unseat Bevin, if McGraft can unseat McConnell.  I am impressed with McGraft

[TrendsareUsuallyReal]

We will find out in Nov, should Beshear unseat Bevin, if McGraft can unseat McConnell.  I am impressed with McGraft

“McGraft” lol

[RussFeingoldWasRobbed]

If McGrath doesn't drop out now I will lose any respect i ever had for her. She can't seriously believe she has any chance of winning now that we see a popular governor is struggling to win re-election due to this polarization.

[IceSpear]

If McGrath doesn't drop out now I will lose any respect i ever had for her. She can't seriously believe she has any chance of winning now that we see a popular governor is struggling to win re-election due to this polarization.

In a state that is far more urban and far less white, no less.

[Donerail]

I don’t see where in his post he did that. Maybe I’m stupid, though. I only got a 34/36 on ACT Reading Comprehension.

Pathetic.

Any more insight into how the molestation allegations helped Roy Moore that you would like to contribute here?

See, this is exactly the problem — what does Roy Moore have to do with your poor ACT score? No wonder you had trouble with reading comprehension.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

If McGrath doesn't drop out now I will lose any respect i ever had for her. She can't seriously believe she has any chance of winning now that we see a popular governor is struggling to win re-election due to this polarization.

She's capably of winning

[MT Treasurer]

The fact that Amy McGrath is considered a "strong candidate" and McConnell is viewed as a "weak incumbent" by pundits shows you how meaningless, subjective, and utterly useless the candidate quality dichotomy (strong--weak, great--awful, good--bad) is. Just because he’s unpopular doesn’t mean that he’s an ineffective campaigner (far from it, actually).

I unironically believe that McConnell is a "stronger incumbent" than Gardner or Tillis despite being more unpopular. Shocker, I know.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

I have AZ, CO, GA, KY, ME and NC as lean D. MASS and AL as R takeovers, due to Warren becoming President

[OSR stands with Israel]

The fact that Amy McGrath is considered a "strong candidate" and McConnell is viewed as a "weak incumbent" by pundits shows you how meaningless, subjective, and utterly useless the candidate quality dichotomy (strong--weak, great--awful, good--bad) is. Just because he’s unpopular doesn’t mean that he’s an ineffective campaigner (far from it, actually).

I unironically believe that McConnell is a "stronger incumbent" than Gardner or Tillis despite being more unpopular. Shocker, I know.

McConnell is a weaker candidate  than Gardner , its just that Garden is running in Colorado while McConnell is running in Kentucky

[Skye]

https://twitter.com/rollcall/status/1189950202259628032

lol.

[Xing]

https://twitter.com/rollcall/status/1189950202259628032

lol.

inb4 they consider a 9% loss "close." These people never learn.

[Pericles]

Lmao what a bunch of idiots.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

We will have to wait til next Tuesday,  but if Beshear wins, McGrath can unseat McConnell, whom have low approvals

[BP🌹]

dammit

[IceSpear]

https://twitter.com/rollcall/status/1189950202259628032

lol.

Clown Schumer spent his precious time lobbying for McGrift to enter KY and for Jeff Jackson to stay out of NC.

LMFAO at "even if Beshear loses the Senate race is winnable!1!!" The Stupid Party strikes again. They don't deserve to win the Senate tbh.

[QAnonKelly]

Liberal media people really need to stop giving her the time of day.

[Galeel]

McConnell is 100% safe, and there's absolutely nothing Democrats can do about it. Every dollar they spend here is wasted.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

McConnell is 100% safe, and there's absolutely nothing Democrats can do about it. Every dollar they spend here is wasted.

McConnell is not safe, but Dems should spend their money on AL, AZ, CO, GA, KS, ME and NC