Will Republicans get a reprieve from Georgia voters?

[kentuck]

And get one more chance to try and run the Senate?

Or will they be kicked out of the majority as a warning to them? (Either they get their stuff together or they will be put into the minority in 2022?)

The voters of Georgia will decide what they wish to do with the Republican Party. They have the power in their votes to change our entire government.

[CurtEastPoint]

1. What worries me is the VOLUME of nasty anti Ossoff and anti Warnock ads on tv here.

Dems need to fight back. I know Kochroach has pumped millions into ad buys

[kentuck]

2. I think more targeted ads might be more effective this time around?

Remind the voters of the shady dealings of the two Republicans when they tried to cash in on pandemic because they had inside information. Of course, they will respond with personal attacks about Fidel Castro or whomever, to try and distract from their questionable activities.

[CurtEastPoint]

6. They are doing exactly that but not nearly enough ad buys.

[Hoyt]

5. Ads are really getting nasty. I like Warnock's response ads. In any event, if

either one of the Dems win in January, the state really has turned blue.

[radius777]

3. We should be running against McConnell.

He's one of the most disliked individuals in America and we need to make it crystal clear to the voters that if they want Biden to be able to get anything done (such as the stimulus) we need Mitch out of the way.

[kentuck]

4. Yep!

I would bet that Mitch McConnell is much less popular in Georgia than in Kentucky. The voters in Georgia know that nothing will be possible with McConnell in charge of the Senate. They have the opportunity to get rid of him, from making decisions from the majority.