Which will impact the midterms more?

[SnowLabrador]

Since Biden is President, I think the recession will matter more electorally.

[Vern]

Money always impacts the race more

[Huey Long is a Republican]

Economic Issues will always, ALWAYS, Trump (heh) Social issues. Democrats going whole hog on abortion during a Baby Formula shortage also doesn't help them.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

It's a 303 map anyways the GCB is tied even though Biden Approvals are low and we have been leading or tied in every swing state Senate race.

The question is can Ds split some of these red states because Budd, Vance and Oz are political newcomers and Oz and Vance are gonna do so poorly among BLK voters unlike Toomey, DeWine and Portman and Burr whom were Establishment

They said Vance is gonna get Kenneth Blackwell margins in the BLK community, that may be enough for a narrow Ryan win

We represent 12 percent in OH and 20 percent in GA, FL and NC, Don't just count on Latino votes along with females we're the majority not White men

[free my dawg]

Abortion doesn't put food on the table.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

The looming Recession just makes the case for Students loan Discharge and Warren and Warnock is telling Biden to hold off until after the Election, if he has to do it 10 K with Executive order with an R Congress or if a Trifecta it can pass 50 K

There are abundance of jobs but there are Labor Shortages

[Person Man]

I think the Dobbs arc goes in a rhyming fashion to Gay Marriage. 

In 2002, gay marriage became a front and center issue but proponents lost because of the "rally around the flag" due to 9/11. In 2004, Gay Marriage was effectively used by opponents to get it banned throughout the country and to get anti-LGBT into office. In 2006 and 2008, proponents were getting their footing and by 2012, they had won.

[Schiff for Senate]

Money always impacts the race more

[Politician]

As Bill Clinton once said, "It's the economy stupid!"

[DS0816]

The 2022 U.S House Republicans should run commercials, during the general election, showing the Top 3 U.S. House Democrats—speaker Nancy Pelosi, Steny Hoyer, and Jim Clyburn—doing all they can with their endorsements and their efforts for re-nomination for anti-choice incumbent Henry Cuellar. This is an example of how truly the Democrats actually care about women, nationwide, and Roe v. Wade.

[OSR stands with Israel]

I think the Dobbs arc goes in a rhyming fashion to Gay Marriage. 

In 2002, gay marriage became a front and center issue but proponents lost because of the "rally around the flag" due to 9/11. In 2004, Gay Marriage was effectively used by opponents to get it banned throughout the country and to get anti-LGBT into office. In 2006 and 2008, proponents were getting their footing and by 2012, they had won.

No, unlike in gay marriage where proponents of it were obviously taking the position of individual rights, on abortion that is far more muddied as the conservative argument is you are violating the right of the baby .


It is a myth to say social issues always move in a more progressive direction as there are many issues where they don't . Social issues other than issues involving law and order tend to move in the side of whatever side has the more "classical liberal" position and for abortion both sides can make that claim.

[It’s so Joever]

We will lose over 100 house seats because of the recession.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

The D's are tied on the GCB 46/46 Abortion is at it's highest level of support