With the governor's races in both New Jersey and Virginia lost to Democrats, numerous in
the media are giving what they demand is a look into the 2018 midterms.
On the Virginia front, there is definitely no motivation behind why the Democrats ought
to have trusted that this seat was ever in danger, however, maybe the election day nerves
of a year ago creeped in, similar to when the surveys demanded that Hillary had a 96%
possibility of being crowned.
As the Dems were doing their triumph lap, they never considered the way that Ed Gillespie
was a Bush man and just embraced President Trump's policies later in the game.
Actually, he shied far from having the president talk in the state for his benefit.
That, all by itself, could have been a major sign to Trump supporters that Gillespie was
simply playing the field and didn't generally grasp anything in the Trump plan.
We have, all things considered, been tricked much over and over again to be that confiding
at once more.
Regardless of the losses in the predominantly Leftist territory, the Republicans are dreadful
that their authoritative pace isn't satisfactory to Trump supporters.
With the Congress in virtual neutral gear since the inauguration, voters are to a great
degree annoyed with the Swamp RINOs who appear to be set up to do literally nothing to advance
the Trump agenda.
Paul Ryan is one of the individuals who are frightful.
What's more, now, with their energized base, Democrat leaders are cautioning the Speaker
that he is in the line of sight!
Via Daily Caller:
House Speaker Paul Ryan's congressional seat is a "new battleground," according
to a memo released Thursday by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
DEMOCRATS ARE CONFIDENT AFTER A WAVE OF VICTORIES IN ELECTIONS TUESDAY.
"FOLLOWING OUR EARLY SUCCESS, THE DCCC IS TODAY ADDING 11 ADDITIONAL REPUBLICAN-HELD
DISTRICTS TO OUR OFFENSIVE BATTLEFIELD, WHICH NOW TOTALS 91 DISTRICTS," DCCC CHAIRMAN
BEN RAY LUJAN WROTE IN THE MEMO.
The memo highlighted Trump's low approval rating in several congressional districts.
According to the DCCC, Trump's favorability in Ryan's Wisconsin district is 52 percent
negative and 42 percent positive.
"Being an establishment Republican isn't any better in the eyes of voters," the memo
reads.
"In fact, Speaker Paul Ryan is even more viscerally disliked than Trump in many districts."
Ryan's favorability in his own district is 47 percent positive and 46 percent negative.
However, in Virginia's Tenth Congressional District, Ryan is only viewed favorably by
20 percent of voters.
Likewise, in Pennsylvania's Sixth Congressional District, just 21 percent of voters view the
House Speaker positively.
Ryan is being challenged in the Republican primary by Paul Nehlen.
Nehlen is an ally of former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon.
"I've got three certainties in life: Death, taxes, and attacks from Breitbart," Ryan
has previously stated about Bannon's website.
Democrat Ryan Bryce is also seeking to unseat Ryan.
Bryce, nicknamed "Iron Stache," is a union iron worker who has accused Ryan of turning
his "back on our community."
"Across Southeastern Wisconsin, in places like Kenosha and Janesville; Racine and Elkhorn,
factories are closing down and our jobs are being shipped away," Bryce wrote on his
website.
Just as of late, DC Clothesline posted a posting of 24 of the most pro-Trump, anti-Establishment
Republicans liable to go up against the officeholders in their states.
Paul Nehlen is an alluring hopeful and a no-nonsense Conservative.
Tragically, regardless of the possibility that he wins, the Speakership won't stay
with Wisconsin.
Nonetheless, that being stated, Ryan would best start to implement the Trump agenda with
a reestablished power inconspicuous in Congress since the Gingrich Revolution and the Contract
With America in the mid-1990s.
That kind of participation with the Oval Office would positively play well with Trump voters
and potentially promise him reelection.
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