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Heisenberg
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« on: March 10, 2017, 11:17:19 PM »

And yet this site thinks 2018 will exactly mirror 2014 and 2010 for the GOP.

have you looked at the Senate map.
Yeah like 2-3 dems are in trouble vs 1-2 reps

lol
Oh please Brown, Nelson, Baldwin, Manchin, Casey, and Stabenow aren't in trouble

McCaskill and Donnelly are both in big, big trouble and almost certainly toast if the GOP nominates solid candidates in those states. Heitkamp, Tester, Manchin and Brown are all vulnerable as well. If it's a good or neutral year and Rs run strong campaigns, Nelson, Baldwin and maybe one of Stabenow, King or Casey can be beaten too. But even if that's not the case, the six seats I mentioned before are going to be tough for Democrats to hold.
Totally agree. Hindsight's optimism is so annoying.
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