Has GOP recruitment given Dems a shot at holding the Senate?

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Been saying this for two months now. The GOP has utterly failed in their Senate and Governorship recruiting. Democrats are on track to gain seats in both cases. 

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One has to wonder, but if the GOP completely strikes out across the map in the key states, what will the internal implications be in the party? It could perhaps lead to wholesale changes.  It seems almost too easy for a GOP wave this time around and the Democrats may end up netting seats both in the upper chamber and also in the governorships.

Plus, if the Democrats do decently at the top of the ballot, could there be a bit of a trickledown to the House where more Democrats save their seats or hold onto their seats than we think?

It really seems and feels like as of now, the Republicans have set themselves up for a disastrous November.  They'll spin it of course if they win the House, but internally, anyone who knows electoral politics will know they blew it.

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I guess the question is...what is a "bad" night for the GOP, and what is a "disastrous" night?

If they win 30-40 House seats, but lose a net of 2-3 Senate seats and 2-3 governors chairs, what does that quality as? I'm thinking that is where this is going to end up.