In Florida next week, the Republicans have a primary. They have a gripper white nationalist candidates, James Fishback. He is likely to lose. The candidate is likely to win Byron Donald's former congressman.
He's not going to get the Save America Act. But in a weird way, I'm going to talk about this tomorrow, is also impacting this housing bill where Trump is having a temper tantrum over that as well.
I think that the Republicans are going to stop spending money in either Georgia or North Carolina or both by the end of the year. I think they're going to give up on both of those races in the Senate.
dan goldman is running tonight in the primary in in new york he's gonna get he's gonna get his ass beat by brad lander which is democracy that's how democracy works
My guess is that they'll probably end up with six prime ministers in 12 years. I guess it's where I'm coming around to this. I don't think that the replacement's going to solve their problems.
So it's kind of hard for me to see the next losing the series, but there's a part of me with my Trump derangement syndrome that does want to see four straight Spurs wins
I think Alaska and Ohio are toss ups. I think Iowa, I would have leaned towards the Republican in the Senate, Ashley Henson and the Democrat and the governor's race.
I think Alaska and Ohio are toss ups. I think Iowa, I would have leaned towards the Republican in the Senate, Ashley Henson and the Democrat and the governor's race.
But it seems like it's probably going to be Spencer Pratt in the Mayors race in LA and Steve Hilton, the British, the little British fella and the governor's race.
But it seems like it's probably going to be Spencer Pratt in the Mayors race in LA and Steve Hilton, the British, the little British fella and the governor's race.
I think that the end of the Serran thing, if you just think about it from a psychological perspective, they're going to feel like they need a cleaner win and they're going to try to move into Cuba. That feels inevitable to me.