And you should learn the difference between faint hope and a delusion.
Barring something unforeseen happening they’ll retain the house and gain 4-6 seats in the senate.
I don’t buy it. Trump support isn’t in the polls, just like election night. Many Democrats will cross over again, vote Republican because they want jobs etc to continue.
A dem win stops all that, reverses it.
That will win the election for the GOP.
I misread your reply. But I think they will do even better than just hold with a little increase. I think a super majority is possible, especially if the September-October surprise is an exposed coup attempt in declassified documents.
A lot could change between now and then to reverse the current trend but I don’t think it’s going to happen.
If they just hold the house it will be pretty historic since it’s a midterm during the POTUS first term in office.
Major scandals could still upset some of the races but as the polls show now it’s looking pretty good for the republicans.
Spoken like a true coastal democrat. Get ready for the Trump reelection. 
I think the Dems have way over played their hands both with gunning for Trump’s impeachment ever since election night and the daily sky is falling routine.
When the Mueller investigation falls flat their hopes are going to crash in flames like a reenactment of The Hindenburg.
Lots of laughs.
Thats was then; this is now.
I am sure I can find some people with McCain/Palin buttons drowning their sorrow. But that was then
this is now.
Allan
how bout the midterms. are you too delusional?
Allan
Your so called leads have gone bye bye. Looking good for the gop.
The current polls show republicans holding the house and gaining four in the senate if the election were held today.
The economy keeps improving.
Trump’s approval ratings keep climbing.
You? You can keep clinging to faint hope till the crying begins again in November.
Exactly. It will be a replay of election night 2016. Lots of left wing crying.
Our so called lead is still in effect.
when it is not I will be the first one on here telling you so.
Dems 222 reps 213.
Allan
You call 1 percent a lead? 
Typically, yes. What do you call being behind one percent? A lead?
1 percent is within the margin of error. Also if the trend continues (you guys have lost a double digit lead in a short amount of time) it could be a blood bath in favor of the GOP.
Republicans have picked up over 15 points in the generic ballot over the last six months. Reversing that trend is going to take something monumental.
It would and I don’t see it happening.
