Congressional Primary Results Megathread: AR, GA, KY & TX (Runoff) - May 22

[smoltchanov]

At the end of the day, I think dems net one house race in tx this year.

My present prediction - 1-2... With 1 being more likely... Especially with some moonbats getting into Democratic run-offs (hope they will be defeated there, but still - ...)

[smoltchanov]

The main things I want to see next week:

John Morganelli not nominated (PA-07).
Brad Ashford nominated (NE-02).

Overall, not going to have a large assortment of races of interest.

Most likely you will get only half of what you wish...

[smoltchanov]

^ Sure. Thad Cochran, an epitome of "pragmatic moderate conservative", was a "dangerous liberal" for majority in his own state party, and needed strong Black support to stave off extremist McDaniel in 2014......

[smoltchanov]

^ Sure. Thad Cochran, an epitome of "pragmatic moderate conservative", was a "dangerous liberal" for majority in his own state party, and needed strong Black support to stave off extremist McDaniel in 2014......

Yeah, the pragmatic moderate conservative that only voted with Trump 97.1% of the time. lmao

So what? Party loyalty always increases when party's candidate becomes President. Look at ALL his 45-years career in Senate and House. 2017-2018 are immensely polarized: usually no more then 4-5 Democrats and Republicans defect party on important votes...So, it became utter idiocy. On BOTH sides. You could replace your representatives with programmed robots, and save money.

[smoltchanov]

Huh, there were more GOP than Dem votes cast in Luzerne County last evening.

Not so long ago there were more GOP, then Dem, votes cast in Montgomery, Chester, Delaware, and some other counties. So - what???