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« on: March 11, 2021, 10:46:25 AM »

Tilt R, closer to Lean R than Tossup (and I could see this moving to Lean R very quickly). I like how some people think that Sununu will be the only one who’s going to be hit by a barrage of negative ads if he runs when Hassan is going to cast the deciding vote on every single item on Biden's agenda.

I’ve said this before, but she has absolutely nothing other than the state's D lean at the federal level going in her favor, and I don’t think that lean is strong enough to save her in a poor environment against an opponent who’s very much able to execute the right messaging against her/skilled at cultivating a favorable brand/capable of setting the overall tone/narrative of the campaign. It will require some Manchin-esque performance art, but hey, Democrats don’t have a monopoly on that. Wink
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« Reply #1 on: March 14, 2021, 12:16:50 PM »

Sanders is memeing, but I do have a weird suspicion that the Democrats' 'messaging' against Sununu will be even worse than that against Collins in 2020 (with the party repeating some of the same mistakes of that race in this one, e.g. oversaturation and excessive nationalization). If a candidate outperforms expectations/polling in this race, I think it’ll be Sununu, not her (not unlike in his previous races) — his 'bipartisan no-nonsense' playbook has the potential to work like a charm given how this D trifecta is going to govern. Ironically, Democrats winning the GA runoffs might have been even worse for Hassan's electoral prospects than Biden winning.
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