In 1930, the economy was going into a depression. Today, the economy is booming. It did help Saccone, although not enough to pull it off because he was a bad candidate, and his opponent was a good one, and this was an ancestrally Democratic area. But even then he nearly won. The economy will be even better by November if this keeps up.
I think the GOP will be fine in the midterms, and keep both chambers.
I would not be so sure. While I think that they will probably keep the Senate, I believe that the House has a serious possibility of flipping.
What? How on earth does the Senate have a better chance of flipping than the House? The Senate map is one of the toughest for Dems in recent memory.
