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Defying the political history of the United States in which parties in power lose up and down the ballot at the conclusion of the first term of their president, Democrats ended Republican control of state legislative chambers across the country this week including in Michigan and Minnesota.
WASHINGTON—Declaring “the fate of the soul of America is in your hands,” President Joe Biden urged voters, regardless of party, to defend U.S. democracy by soundly denouncing and rejecting right-wing MAGA political extremism and violence. And that must occur at the polls on Nov.
Democratic politicians who don’t call out powerful corporations and their CEO’s as the driving force behind inflation risk allowing the GOP, the party with no plan to combat the skyrocketing costs to consumers of almost everything, to take power in the elections next week.
While no one has a crystal ball that can tell for sure what will happen in the elections next week, one thing is certain. There will not be the Republican, or “red,” wave that both the GOP and huge sections of the media are hyping.
The New York Times Wednesday trumpeted in some articles, without convincing evidence, that the Republican Party is closing in for the kill in the final days before the election.