Democrat congressional control slipping away?

 Jeff Crouere:

Their candidates are imploding, and the issues are arrayed against them, so Democrats are getting desperate in the final days before the midterm elections. Polls are trending in the direction of Republicans after horrible debate performances from Democratic candidates such as U.S. Senate hopeful John Fetterman in Pennsylvania.

Democrats lied about Joe Biden's mental condition, so it is not a surprise that they would lie about Fetterman’s ability to manage a U.S. Senator’s job responsibilities. Thus, Democrats maintained that Fetterman was recovering nicely from his stroke and could be an effective Senator.

This falsehood was exposed during the Oz-Fetterman debate as Fetterman was unable to articulate clearly or grasp the concepts being discussed. Americans learned they were being scammed about his condition.

Of course, Fetterman needs rest, medical care, and intensive treatment for his illness. In his condition, he should not be serving in a high-stress position representing millions of Pennsylvania voters in the U.S. Senate. If Democrats genuinely cared for him, they would ask him to withdraw from the campaign and seek the help he needs. Instead, Democrats are doubling down on the lies and sending both Biden and former President Barack Obama to Pennsylvania to campaign for Fetterman in the final days of the election.

The desperation to push Fetterman across the finish line in Pennsylvania is being replicated all over the country. Democrats will try any trick necessary to fool the electorate one more time and maintain their control of Congress.

If there is any political justice, Democrats will suffer huge losses on November 8. In the House races, Democrats lost 54 seats in 1994 and 63 seats in 2010. In this election, they should lose even more seats for the tremendous damage they have inflicted on the country during the last two years.

With total control of the White House and Congress, Democrats have delivered nothing but misery. Our economy is in shambles, crime is skyrocketing across the country, and the open southern border is allowing illegal immigrants and illegal drugs to pour into our nation.

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Instead of presenting a hopeful, “Morning in America” campaign, as President Ronald Reagan did in 1984, Democrats are offering nothing but fear of and loathing for their Republican opponents. They want to scare the American people into voting Democrat again. Their message is that things are bad now, but everything will be much worse if Republicans are again entrusted with power.

It is no surprise that Democrats talk more about hating Donald Trump than supporting Joe Biden. What is there to say about Joe Biden? He is mentally incompetent, creepy, a habitual liar, and has been promoting far-left policies that are now the hallmark of the Democrat party.

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I look forward to voting against every Democrat on the ballot and I suspect a majority of Americans will join me in that.  We need a Republican Congress to contain Biden's bad policies, 

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