Once again, all eyes are on Georgia as Peach State voters choose between Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-GA) and Herschel Walker to represent them in the Senate.
That includes a Trafalgar poll, a notoriously GOP-friendly outfit, that has Warnock up four in a survey conducted from December 3-5.
The GOP sock-puppet polling houses (sock-pollers?) always do this. Spew out a wave of gop-slanted polls to create the victory narrative, then quietly do a legit paint-the-tape poll just before the election so they don’t look like an outlier.
Here’s hoping the race is called for Warnock around 9 PM ET. Of course, 7:01 PM would be fine as well as long as it doesn’t discourage some in line from waiting to cast their ballots for him.
I’ll celebrate a Warnock victory when it’s called: this is another race within the error band of the average poll and it’s in the deep South so I’ll wait until then.
I do however have a bottle of Blanton’s Single Barrel (#785 from Warehouse H) bourbon at the ready.
Mr. Fetterman’s seat flip in PA was key. With the Senate firmly in Dem hands anyway, there was even less justification to vote for a troubled, completely unqualified candidate: even if he were a member of your tribe!
Re; the point on state Georgia state composition. Might bode well in the future for Texas and a few other sunbelt states that are growing by leaps and bounds. I don;t care where Dems are as long as there are more of them in office.
We live in the era of bad actors (Messrs. Putin, Kim, Xi Jinping, DJT, DeSantis, Musk, etc.) and unlikely saviors (former V.P. Pence, assorted GOP attorneys general, The State of Georgia, etc.).
In some ways Mr. Walker is a tragic figure. It would be easier to feel sympathy for him if he wasn’t such a jerk. However, I hope he someday gets the help he needs.