So a pro-choice Charlie Baker-type "fiscal conservative" vs. a pro-life (I believe?) "populist" Democrat? (Of course this assumes that they actually somehow win their party's nomination despite holding these views and don't change them)
Sorry Tom, but I think it would look like this:
Iowa goes R because of the home state bonus. I think this would be a solid SouthernGothic victory, but not because RINO Tom is an awful candidate or campaigner. I just believe Tom would have a much harder time rallying the base than Southern Gothic, and he would be faced with an uphill battle in the Electoral College as well.
The margins in places like Fairfax County and WV-03 would be astonishing in this election.
How does Tom lose/SG win AZ?
MT also seems a bit odd, but not as much. I'm all ears how.
LA at first blush seemed off, but then considering the abortion issue, assuming SG would maintain approx 90% support of African-Americans, and yeah that makes sense.
How close would MO be?