More likely to eventually replace Mike Garcia in CA-25: Democrat or QAnon supporter?

[Greedo punched first]

If Mike Garcia eventually loses or retires, who's more likely to replace him: A Democrat or a QAnon supporter?

[TiltsAreUnderrated]

A Democrat, but why not both? Amma Campa-Najjar could take his grifting to the next level with a carpetbagging manoeuvre.

[Greedo punched first]

A Democrat, but why not both? Amma Campa-Najjar could take his grifting to the next level with a carpetbagging manoeuvre.

Campa-Najjar is from Jamul, which is in CA-50. He isn't a carpetbagger.

[TiltsAreUnderrated]

A Democrat, but why not both? Amma Campa-Najjar could take his grifting to the next level with a carpetbagging manoeuvre.

Campa-Najjar is from Jamul, which is in CA-50. He isn't a carpetbagger.

I know he isn't, but he's been grifting in other ways and he'd be following in his 2020 rival's footsteps.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

D, but Rs are expected to lose ground in Cali due to Redistricting and the Govs of Indy commission are appointed by Newsom and he wants to solidify his grip on power for his reelection

[ChiefFireWaterMike]

Stupidest question I've ever heard. Democrat.

[CrimsonCommander688]

Has CA-25 been called yet?

[Morning in Atlas]

A Democrat, but why not both? Amma Campa-Najjar could take his grifting to the next level with a carpetbagging manoeuvre.

Campa-Najjar is from Jamul, which is in CA-50. He isn't a carpetbagger.

I know he isn't, but he's been grifting in other ways and he'd be following in his 2020 rival's footsteps.

Funny you say that. He said that if he runs again, it won't be in CA-50!

It's an actual shame. I truly believe the Ammar Campa-Najjar of 2018 would have won. He avoided a lot of the toxic rhetoric, he stood for something, and he didn't need to burn bridges. What most likely happened was that he got new consultants from the DCCC and they told him that selling his soul was the only way to win.

Everyone involved in that campaign should be blackballed from working on a campaign ever again. There's your average bog-standard moderate heroism and there's "Obamagate is on the level of Trump's scandals and should be inestigated" and "fraternizing with white supremacists is a good idea". And then, there's "You don't need to worry about the backlash from fraternizing with white supremacists, they'll still vote for you because it's you or Darrell Issa." The most egregious campaign malpractice I've ever seen.

[lfromnj]

A Democrat, but why not both? Amma Campa-Najjar could take his grifting to the next level with a carpetbagging manoeuvre.

Campa-Najjar is from Jamul, which is in CA-50. He isn't a carpetbagger.

I know he isn't, but he's been grifting in other ways and he'd be following in his 2020 rival's footsteps.

Funny you say that. He said that if he runs again, it won't be in CA-50!

It's an actual shame. I truly believe the Ammar Campa-Najjar of 2018 would have won. He avoided a lot of the toxic rhetoric, he stood for something, and he didn't need to burn bridges. What most likely happened was that he got new consultants from the DCCC and they told him that selling his soul was the only way to win.

Yes Im sure some random Democrat was totally going to pick up a district while Trump was carrying it that even voted for an incumbent indicted on campaign finance fraud.

[Morning in Atlas]

A Democrat, but why not both? Amma Campa-Najjar could take his grifting to the next level with a carpetbagging manoeuvre.

Campa-Najjar is from Jamul, which is in CA-50. He isn't a carpetbagger.

I know he isn't, but he's been grifting in other ways and he'd be following in his 2020 rival's footsteps.

Funny you say that. He said that if he runs again, it won't be in CA-50!

It's an actual shame. I truly believe the Ammar Campa-Najjar of 2018 would have won. He avoided a lot of the toxic rhetoric, he stood for something, and he didn't need to burn bridges. What most likely happened was that he got new consultants from the DCCC and they told him that selling his soul was the only way to win.

Yes Im sure some random Democrat was totally going to pick up a district while Trump was carrying it that even voted for an incumbent indicted on campaign finance fraud.

Against a candidate who wasn't even from the district. Which was the only reason this was competitive anyways.

Again, there you go condescending from ground you can't condescend from.

[lfromnj]

A Democrat, but why not both? Amma Campa-Najjar could take his grifting to the next level with a carpetbagging manoeuvre.

Campa-Najjar is from Jamul, which is in CA-50. He isn't a carpetbagger.

I know he isn't, but he's been grifting in other ways and he'd be following in his 2020 rival's footsteps.

Funny you say that. He said that if he runs again, it won't be in CA-50!

It's an actual shame. I truly believe the Ammar Campa-Najjar of 2018 would have won. He avoided a lot of the toxic rhetoric, he stood for something, and he didn't need to burn bridges. What most likely happened was that he got new consultants from the DCCC and they told him that selling his soul was the only way to win.

Yes Im sure some random Democrat was totally going to pick up a district while Trump was carrying it that even voted for an incumbent indicted on campaign finance fraud.

Against a candidate who wasn't even from the district. Which was the only reason this was competitive anyways.

Again, there you go condescending from ground you can't condescend from.

So what? There was literally 1 district that the  Dems flipped this cycle outside of the NC redraw and that was in Georgia 7th. There was 0 chance this district was flipping in this environment.

Im goingto be condescending because your take is stupid here and just personal bias due to your belief that somehow progressive candidates are going to do much better(I don't have much stake in the progressive vs moderate fight as I am not a Democrat but your analysis is wrong)

[Morning in Atlas]

So what? There was literally 1 district that the  Dems flipped this cycle outside of the NC redraw and that was in Georgia 7th. There was 0 chance this district was flipping in this environment.

Im goingto be condescending because your take is stupid here and just personal bias due to your belief that somehow progressive candidates are going to do much better(I don't have much stake in the progressive vs moderate fight as I am not a Democrat but your analysis is wrong)

Not particularly personal bias. Campa-Najjar totally re-invented himself and underperformed massively.

Moderates in general also underperformed compared to progressive candidates. Defunding the police may be unpopular (and the Green New Deal may be unpopular in certain places), but a bold economic vision is much more "electable" than business-as-usual (for lack of a better word) neoliberalism. You saw a lot of people who have been left behind by the current economic policies who have defected to Trump because he's at least promising something different than Reaganism and Clintonism.

Maybe a win's a bit too hackish, but I definitely think Campa-Najjar would have at least matched his 2018 performance if he ran his old playbook.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Mike Garcia wasn't gonna survive Reappointment anyways, eventhough he is Latino

[Secretary of State Liberal Hack]

So what? There was literally 1 district that the  Dems flipped this cycle outside of the NC redraw and that was in Georgia 7th. There was 0 chance this district was flipping in this environment.

Im goingto be condescending because your take is stupid here and just personal bias due to your belief that somehow progressive candidates are going to do much better(I don't have much stake in the progressive vs moderate fight as I am not a Democrat but your analysis is wrong)

Not particularly personal bias. Campa-Najjar totally re-invented himself and underperformed massively.

Moderates in general also underperformed compared to progressive candidates. Defunding the police may be unpopular (and the Green New Deal may be unpopular in certain places), but a bold economic vision is much more "electable" than business-as-usual (for lack of a better word) neoliberalism. You saw a lot of people who have been left behind by the current economic policies who have defected to Trump because he's at least promising something different than Reaganism and Clintonism.

Maybe a win's a bit too hackish, but I definitely think Campa-Najjar would have at least matched his 2018 performance if he ran his old playbook.

Duncan Hunter was literalry under indictment, the fact that without him the race was competive is itself astounding and a terrible sign for the CA-GOP. They aren't holding any more than 1 seat they gain this cycle in 2022.

[ChiefFireWaterMike]

So what? There was literally 1 district that the  Dems flipped this cycle outside of the NC redraw and that was in Georgia 7th. There was 0 chance this district was flipping in this environment.

Im goingto be condescending because your take is stupid here and just personal bias due to your belief that somehow progressive candidates are going to do much better(I don't have much stake in the progressive vs moderate fight as I am not a Democrat but your analysis is wrong)

Not particularly personal bias. Campa-Najjar totally re-invented himself and underperformed massively.

Moderates in general also underperformed compared to progressive candidates. Defunding the police may be unpopular (and the Green New Deal may be unpopular in certain places), but a bold economic vision is much more "electable" than business-as-usual (for lack of a better word) neoliberalism. You saw a lot of people who have been left behind by the current economic policies who have defected to Trump because he's at least promising something different than Reaganism and Clintonism.

Maybe a win's a bit too hackish, but I definitely think Campa-Najjar would have at least matched his 2018 performance if he ran his old playbook.

Duncan Hunter was literalry under indictment, the fact that without him the race was competive is itself astounding and a terrible sign for the CA-GOP. They aren't holding any more than 1 seat they gain this cycle in 2022.

I'll see you in two years with this stupid take

[Secretary of State Liberal Hack]

So what? There was literally 1 district that the  Dems flipped this cycle outside of the NC redraw and that was in Georgia 7th. There was 0 chance this district was flipping in this environment.

Im goingto be condescending because your take is stupid here and just personal bias due to your belief that somehow progressive candidates are going to do much better(I don't have much stake in the progressive vs moderate fight as I am not a Democrat but your analysis is wrong)

Not particularly personal bias. Campa-Najjar totally re-invented himself and underperformed massively.

Moderates in general also underperformed compared to progressive candidates. Defunding the police may be unpopular (and the Green New Deal may be unpopular in certain places), but a bold economic vision is much more "electable" than business-as-usual (for lack of a better word) neoliberalism. You saw a lot of people who have been left behind by the current economic policies who have defected to Trump because he's at least promising something different than Reaganism and Clintonism.

Maybe a win's a bit too hackish, but I definitely think Campa-Najjar would have at least matched his 2018 performance if he ran his old playbook.

Duncan Hunter was literalry under indictment, the fact that without him the race was competive is itself astounding and a terrible sign for the CA-GOP. They aren't holding any more than 1 seat they gain this cycle in 2022.

I'll see you in two years with this stupid take

In california

[ChiefFireWaterMike]

So what? There was literally 1 district that the  Dems flipped this cycle outside of the NC redraw and that was in Georgia 7th. There was 0 chance this district was flipping in this environment.

Im goingto be condescending because your take is stupid here and just personal bias due to your belief that somehow progressive candidates are going to do much better(I don't have much stake in the progressive vs moderate fight as I am not a Democrat but your analysis is wrong)

Not particularly personal bias. Campa-Najjar totally re-invented himself and underperformed massively.

Moderates in general also underperformed compared to progressive candidates. Defunding the police may be unpopular (and the Green New Deal may be unpopular in certain places), but a bold economic vision is much more "electable" than business-as-usual (for lack of a better word) neoliberalism. You saw a lot of people who have been left behind by the current economic policies who have defected to Trump because he's at least promising something different than Reaganism and Clintonism.

Maybe a win's a bit too hackish, but I definitely think Campa-Najjar would have at least matched his 2018 performance if he ran his old playbook.

Duncan Hunter was literalry under indictment, the fact that without him the race was competive is itself astounding and a terrible sign for the CA-GOP. They aren't holding any more than 1 seat they gain this cycle in 2022.

I'll see you in two years with this stupid take

In california

I'm aware.

[MargieCat]

Mike Garcia wasn't gonna survive Reappointment anyways, eventhough he is Latino

And even if he does, he'll never survive a blue wave year.

[Greedo punched first]

The Supreme Court could determine a case heard tomorrow how many seats California gets.

[7,052,770]

Will there be any non-QAnon Republicans by 2024?