The Midterms Are Looking up For The Republicans

After a controversial republican president, a blue wave swept through and took the house, senate, and the White House. Who would have thought this could go badly? From our border to the economy it’s all a failure. Globally we are a complete embarrassment. And despite how hard some may try, there is no escaping the blame many Democrats are getting. And like always there will be a backlash. You can’t screw up so badly, and still expect to get re-elected, just because you say BLM and wear your mask. 

Polls show on average the right has an 85% chance to take back the house and a 73% chance to take the senate. The American people simply don’t agree with the radical decisions capital hill has made. Most analysts see this year's midterm as the one in 2018. A controversial president with a low approval rating shedding bad light on their party will lead to a complete takeover from the other party. 

What This Means For The Left 

There isn’t much a president can do when he is tied down by a house and senate of the opposite party. Biden understood this which is why he crammed through all of his radical ideas as fast as he could before he lost all his powers in the midterms. If there is a red takeover, politics will most likely slow down and there won’t be so many headliners about Biden’s next big idea. That is unless we find ourselves in a war with Eastern Europe or China.

Conclusion

Republicans have good chances, so long as they don’t screw it up. They have to focus on the things the democrats are being voted out for and stay away from the controversial issues. For example, maybe stay away from the mask talk and focus more on the Afghanistan withdrawal and LGBTQ in our youth. They have to stay united. Now is the worst time for them to start debating with each other. If they do this, then there’s no doubt that they will win.

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