Declaring Biden an “enemy of the state,” – H/t: Wil

Yes, he does engage in Projection on the regular doesn’t he, especially when he’s rambling on and on. And he rambles on and on all the time…smh!

But speaking of his rallies (which btw is reportedly not nearly as large as they used to be) has anyone else noticed the same Black man strategically placed just behind Trump’s left shoulder (IN CLEAR VIEW of the camera) in attendance at most of those events?

I usually turn away from any news video of Trump so fast it’s not funny. However now and then I’m too far way from the remote to turn away quickly and that’s how I began noticing that same Black guy.

I do honestly sense now that the Dems have more than a fighting chance to hold onto the Senate and quite possibly even gain a few senate seats.

Things are currently going so sideways for the Republican party (thanks to Trump, the Repubs cowering to him AND the overturning of Roe V. Wade) that I don’t think anyone should bet on Repubs taking control of the House.

Frankly, at this point, I think the House is a solid toss-up, with the Dems having a real chance of keeping control of that too.

But I temper my optimism with this reminder – it’s going to come down to who shows up and Votes!

Democrats running for state attorneys general are seeing a surge in donations and a polling upswing in the wake of the Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade — making several races formerly seen as longshots newly competitive.

Challengers in Arizona, Georgia, Kansas and Texas are more optimistic about their chances of flipping party control of the powerful post at a time attorneys general will have more sway than ever over who can have an abortion, under what circumstances, and which charges to file in cases when abortion restrictions are violated.

At the same time, Democratic incumbents in tight races in Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada and Wisconsin are increasingly confident about winning reelection, buoyed by a wave of voter and donor attention on abortion rights.

This influx of campaign cash is the latest evidence Democrats point to as they argue voters will deliver them upset victories up and down the ballot in November, and that Republicans’ anti-abortion stance will boost turnout and sway independents.