"The key may be whether voters think that Fetterman is cognitively impaired or whether they accept his campaign’s claims that his problems are only related to speech and are recoverable."
A good number of folks are saying that if elected, Fetterman will serve long enough for Governor Wolf (or Shapiro) and then resign to allow the PA Gov. to appoint another Democrat to serve out the remainder of Fetterman's term.
Question about that: as JVL points out here (https://thetriad.thebulwark.com/p/end-of-days), how does the messaging from Gov Sununu that everything is going well in NH jive with Bolduc's statement that everything is terrible?
The thrust of Sununu’s campaign is that he should be re-elected because of his superb stewardship from the corner office. Furthermore he can lead the state through tough economic times ahead. I believe that Sununu could find some economic common ground with Bolduc, but their general election marriage is one of party convenience. Sununu’s audience is broader and targets unenrolled voters that are moderate. Bolduc is targeting ‘Trumpier’ voters and those that are most concerned about the economy.
What are the odds the losers on the right will scream voter fraud and they really won, while the losers on the left will congratulate the winner and concede defeat?
"The key may be whether voters think that Fetterman is cognitively impaired or whether they accept his campaign’s claims that his problems are only related to speech and are recoverable."
A good number of folks are saying that if elected, Fetterman will serve long enough for Governor Wolf (or Shapiro) and then resign to allow the PA Gov. to appoint another Democrat to serve out the remainder of Fetterman's term.
https://delawarevalleyjournal.com/biden-gaffe-feeds-fetterman-senate-switcheroo-rumor-mill/
That makes sense and it would help to justify a vote even if you think he’s incapable of doing the job.
Hassan has run a rose garden campaign and may lose to Bolduc in a tight race up here in NH. Economic issues are number 1.
Question about that: as JVL points out here (https://thetriad.thebulwark.com/p/end-of-days), how does the messaging from Gov Sununu that everything is going well in NH jive with Bolduc's statement that everything is terrible?
The thrust of Sununu’s campaign is that he should be re-elected because of his superb stewardship from the corner office. Furthermore he can lead the state through tough economic times ahead. I believe that Sununu could find some economic common ground with Bolduc, but their general election marriage is one of party convenience. Sununu’s audience is broader and targets unenrolled voters that are moderate. Bolduc is targeting ‘Trumpier’ voters and those that are most concerned about the economy.
What are the odds the losers on the right will scream voter fraud and they really won, while the losers on the left will congratulate the winner and concede defeat?