Jesse Hunt

It's similar to what Dave Jacobson would use to motivate base voters.

Candidates and members need to make sure that they stay focused on what is our signature achievement in this Congress.

It's exciting to watch Democratic candidates spend what money they do have tearing each other apart in primaries over issues like single-payer health care and abolishing ICE.

Nancy Pelosi has no shame, the only Armageddon Nancy Pelosi's facing is the one from Nancy Pelosi own caucus after Democrats fail to take back the House for the fourth cycle in a row.

This is another pipedream from the same party that’s notorious for underperforming, we already have a host of quality Republican candidates declared in many of these seats and we’re confident they’ll remain in our column.

They don’t have a message, and that became clear this week when they took tips from Papa John’s.

You ’ll see that photo again.

Democratic voters have shown that they are certainly energized in a lot of these special elections, but as it pertains to Montana you have a strong candidate in Greg Gianforte who has a strong message that appeals to a broad swath of Montana voters contrasted with a liberal musician with a dubious financial past.

Even after their epic collapse in 2016, when you would think the Democrats would reconfigure and move to the middle, they still have far-left progressive candidates, democrats in the last cycle tried to make it a referendum on Trump. … They’ve tried that playbook before and failed.

If Democrats over-perform by, say, 5 points, it won’t say much. If they over perform by 10 points, it says a lot about the president. even after their epic collapse in 2016, when you would think the Democrats would reconfigure and move to the middle, they still have far-left progressive candidates.

These particular members of Congress were in the cross hairs this past cycle ... these guys have been targeted by the DCCC right along and they have proven they can separate themselves, we have run on repealing and replacing Obamacare. We have won on that issue. All that Republicans are doing right now are fulfilling a promise they made to the Republican people.

Wisconsin Democrats took a pretty heavy-handed approach( to Covid-19), everyone knew who their governor was and many of them have not been satisfied with how their states have recovered post-pandemic.

He just made better turns than anyone else out there, smooth and clean, which is the name of the game for him.

Abrams didn't want an election loss to get in the way of her ability to leverage her political career into fame and financial success, so she paraded around the country as someone who didn't lose, those lies now sow doubt in every word that comes out of her mouth.

What we saw in Virginia and in New Jersey was that people's concerns about affordability and the workforce returning to where it was pre-pandemic, and anything that contributes to these employers' ability to earn a living, is going to backfire on these Democratic governors, right now, economic concerns reign supreme in voters' minds.

The Democratic Party was a temporary home for many suburban voters the past few years and they're breaking back toward Republicans.

Republican Governors Association's a sad attempt at relevance.

Democrats showed the entire country what their objectives are on health care during the presidential primary : a government-controlled plan that seeks to eliminate employer-based coverage, all roads lead to that outcome.

The truth is despite being massively outspent by liberal dark money groups, Republicans are still well-positioned to hold the Senate majority in the fall.