In a Washington Examiner op-ed, Michael Levin predicts Republicans will not merely retain control of the House and Senate in the upcoming midterm elections, but will expand their majorities in both chambers. He opens by urging readers to “clip and save” the prediction.
Levin’s central argument is that current polling does not accurately reflect the electorate he believes will turn out. The op-ed contends that mainstream voters are moving away from far-left policy trends and that this shift is being missed or understated by conventional surveys.
The article is explicitly a political forecast and opinion piece. Its argument rests on the author’s reading of voter sentiment and the expected direction of the electorate rather than a claim that the outcome has already been determined.
The prediction will face its test at the ballot box. For now, Levin is making a clear, high-stakes call: Republicans will hold both chambers of Congress and finish the midterms with larger margins than they have today.
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The left's cheating machine is still mostly intact. They have no reason to not cheat as they suffer NO consequences for doing so. Therefore don't expect the GOP to remain in control.
ReplyDeleteCommiefornia is the worst state for cheating and even made it legal and nOTHING has been done.
DeleteI’ve been getting texts for months to confirm my 5000 dollars. Each one goes to a link on secure.winred.com. If I would have given them the minimum to secure my 5k I would have spent 5k. I’ll believe that shit when I have it in hand. Just more noise.
ReplyDeleteFWIW, I always lie to pollsters.
ReplyDelete80 years old and never been polled.
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