If the Democrats lose in the ballpark of 19 seats in the House next year, then Republicans have a really good shot of not only obviously keeping the House majority but getting the half dozen plus seats, the seven seats, they need to take the Senate.
John King explains the potential consequences for Democrats in the midterm elections based on historical trends.
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The Democrats are trying to find their way and trying to find their voice right now, which is why they're even debating whether they should show up or whether they should protest or whether they should shout at him.
You do not want that man standing back here. You did not want him living in that House, right there. You do not want him effecting what happens up there and you point to the monuments and you just say, think about this.
Both candidates have a lot of paths to 270. The question is, can they execute them?
Joe Biden won 63 percent of the vote here, right? These suburbs, when I started doing this, used to be Republican or Republican leaning. They are safe blue territory now.
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