Democrats are giving the Republicans the gift of socialism to run against

NY Times:

As Economy Booms, Republicans Ignore It as They Campaign


The new tax law was supposed to mobilize Republican voters and help the party keep the House, but candidates are rarely bragging to voters about the economy’s strength.
I think the tax cuts are an easy sell for Republicans as is the opposition to high taxes and high regulations by Democrats who want to impose the evils of socialism on the country.  I think all of that should play out as the campaign heats up.

It should also be noted that millennials have massive disinterest in 2018. "Only 28% of young adults say they are absolutely certain they will vote in the 2018 election compared to 74% of seniors."  Maybe it is because that group is finally finding jobs that will allow them to move out of their parents' home.

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