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5. You're correct, but it could hurt Republicans in midterms.

Wed Sep 19, 2018, 11:08 AM

Sep 2018

Ramming an overwhelmingly unpopular judge into the Supreme Court a month before midterms is not a winning strategy.

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Opposition to Kavanaugh grows, support at historic low: Reuters/Ipsos poll [View all] DonViejo Sep 2018 OP

31 percent is essentially the base, maybe just a couple points more. bearsfootball516 Sep 2018 #3

Low support won't matter if he gets confirmed. grumpyduck Sep 2018 #4

You're correct, but it could hurt Republicans in midterms. bearsfootball516 Sep 2018 #5

No, it's not, but we'd still be stuck with him for many years. grumpyduck Sep 2018 #7

It certainly will matter in the mid-terms louis c Sep 2018 #6

Who is arguing otherwise? LanternWaste Sep 2018 #16

This is like a cover-up with a huge neon sign. grumpyduck Sep 2018 #9

"Hell hath no fury..." saidsimplesimon Sep 2018 #11

Every day they do nothing duforsure Sep 2018 #12

Repugs are a bunch of scadycats! riversedge Sep 2018 #14