What I am hearing about Georgia is that Warnock is expected to win more easily because

[Quixote1818]

Kemp won't be on the ballot and Kemp is who most Republicans came out to vote for in GA. They weren't that excited about Walker. Also, Walker is not winning a race where control of the Senate doesn't hinge on him winning and at this point with Dems already back in control of the Senate, it becomes all the more difficult for Walker to pull out a win.

[LeftInTX]

1. It helps with Warnock's momentum. But, we can't take it for granted!

[Beartracks]

16. This! You are, of course, correct.

[calimary]

21. DEFINITELY. We cannot relax now.

We have to fight this til the bitter end, and make damn sure we WIN.

What’s that great piece of advice? “Fight like you’re ten points behind!”

[intrepidity]

2. Makes sense. But let's not expect anything.

Pull out all the stops to make sure of a win.

[Salviati]

5. Yup, gonna go donate to his campaign right now:

$10.51 to help him become the 51st Democratic Senator in the next Senate

https://secure.actblue.com/donate/warnock-for-georgia-1

[calimary]

23. Nice touch!

[H2O Man]

3. Recommended.

[Johnny2X2X]

4. 100% agree.

And our ground game is better. Stacey will lead the GOTV effort.

[blm]

6. Plus, Trump is blowing up the party.

And Mitch won’t be spending any mega-millions like he did already.

[yellowcanine]

7. Another huge factor is that the big Republican money dries up.

They were already hurting since they blew their wad on loser Senate candidates (Thanks Rick Scott). And you know TFG is not going to pony up any of his money. He hates losers and Walker is the definition of a loser running so far behind Kemp. That must really grate on Trump.

[PortTack]

12. Blew their wad to the tune of 700 million. This has got to make donors blink b4 doing it again.

One would think anyway.

[imavoter]

8. I donated to the runoff fund anyway.

[TlalocW]

9. I'm 80% in agreement with this analysis

And 20% republicans are pissed and will be motivated to pee in the pool.

[DemocraticPatriot]

10. 'If Walker performed abortions on his kitchen table, I would still vote for him

to achieve GOP control of the Senate!'


as one magtard put it...

But control of the Senate is now out of play...

Will they turn out as vehemently for a guy who apparently does not know how to use a condom?
but who has PROVEN his ability to continually embarrass the GQP?

I think not.

[Beartracks]

17. "I would sell my soul..." Um, you already did, Mr./Mrs. MAGA. You already did. n/t

[eppur_se_muova]

11. Claire McCaskill brought this up as early as election night. Hope she's right. nt

[Aviation Pro]

13. NO COMPLACENCY

Not ever.

[Hermit-The-Prog]

14. THIS must be the message.

[calimary]

24. Absolutely and Positively.

[AverageOldGuy]

15. I really do not mean to be an asshole, but . . .

. . . we should not give a great big goddam what anyone says about Warnock's chances in the runoff. We -- and I include people like myself who don't live anywhere near Georgia -- need to donate, write postcards, write letters to editors in Georgia, volunteer with the Warnock campaign to make phone calls -- do everything we can to get out the vote.

We need to assume that Warnock is in danger and work like hell to re-elect him.

I was minding my own business tonight, watching the Georgia - Mississippi State football game only to have the game interrupted with two vile, racist anti-Warnock tv ads. Republicans are not taking anything for granted and are pouring a mountain of money into Georgia to trash Warnock and support the certified idiot Walker.

[Beartracks]

18. NTA: Not the Asshole.

You are VERY correct. Dems must work like hell to get him elected by acting like he's still in danger -- precisely because he IS still in danger.

Show no weakness. Show no complacency. Show no fear.



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[pnwmom]

19. But the Dems are ALSO likely to have lower turnout, since the Dems already have 50 votes.

So I wouldn't assume the R's are the only ones who might be less motivated.

[SharonAnn]

25. Been on the ground in GA weekly for the last two months. Here's what I've been told

GOP is mostly rural counties and they are less likely to get out and vote in a runoff, particularly when there's no one else on the ballot and we now already have a Dem majority so it won't affect control of the Senate.

The populated areas, metro areas, are where the D's are strongest and the people will get out and vote.

Take nothing for granted, keep working our ground game, get donations to fund the run-off campaign, and we should have a good result.

Keep working! Be of stout heart.

[SKKY]

20. More than that, I think securing Nevada will dampen Republican turnout...

...it won't matter to them either way, so I don't think they'll show up.

[The_Casual_Observer]

22. Walker may as well concede and save the trouble.

Let's face the facts. The only reason he stood a chance is because the republicans wanted a warm body in that seat. It's over. It will be a humiliating defeat for walker. Fuck that idiot.

[iemanja]

26. Our voters need to turn out

It won't be easy.

[live love laugh]

27. But it's GA ... I assume nothing with MAGAts in control.

[fishwax]

28. it's gotta be harder to motivate disappointed republicans to go out and vote for the likes of Walker

than to motivate democrats to go out and vote for someone like Warnock. All those voters who voted for the libertarian candidate were already at the polls and couldn't be bothered to vote for Walker, even with the likelihood that the senate might be in the balance on election day. It seems it would be tough to sell them on making a special trip to vote for him now that the senate is already decided.