later this hour. i am symone, and i have something to say. folks labor day weekend officially kicks off the mad dash to the midterms. in just over two months, voters across the country are going to cast ballots in races that will transform congress. that s pretty much the only short thing about the 2020 midterms. look, if you had asked me or anybody else in my democratic friends who will win this election in the spring. i m sure we would ve said get ready for a red wave. the stage truly seems set for widespread republican victories, but with the reversal of roe v. wade and a woman s right to make decisions about her own body being the left at the mercy of state governments. democrats have seen a steady rise in support. it s a development that just might fly in the face of historical trends. and allow democrats to keep congress blue. two of the country s most consequential states is where we are going to start today. it goes to the vote of pennsylvania, where mehmet ho
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it seems kind of odd. but here s the thing about wisconsin. there s a lot of republicans there. i think back to simone, my time on capitol hill a decade ago, when ryan grievous my gosh, the new republican party is a wisconsin party. don t forget, people like paul ryan, like i said, the former chair of the rnc. shonda, feel a young congressman that went on to have a fox career. they had this young energy, the cool energy. ron johnson was ejected into their. these people have a lot of love, and the roots are deep in wisconsin. i am i m very honest, i m bearish about the situation in wisconsin. i don t think that ron johnson had as bad of a chance is some people think he has. there are routes routes that cannot be discounted in wisconsin for republicans. mandela barnes is hoping to upset those roots. marina, bill, jessie, we ve got
or talk to, excuse me. in very clear, explicit language about how democrats are going to make the economy much better. until that happens, all of these conversations are wonderful, but will they move the needle in the places where we needed to be moved? i m not so sure. again, i m worried about democracy, but we want independents to believed democrats. they re telling, they don t do, it we re out of time. as a former democratic strategist, if i was advising these campaigns, i d say it s a bold hand strategy. you have to talk about what is happening on inflation, economy, the gains that we have made, and how republicans didn t help. you also have to ring the alarm. as michael beschloss said at the top of this show, we are in very their interest territory. reena, bill, jessie, thank you very much. still ahead, we have more. what you have to know about the covid booster shot. i ve got questions, and doctor
it s a development that just might fly in the face of historical trends. and allow democrats to keep congress blue. two of the country s most consequential states is where we are going to start today. it goes to the vote of pennsylvania, where mehmet hobbs is facing off against john fetterman for senate seat. democrat josh shapiro is taking on the republican nominee for governor state senator and january 6th rioter doug mastriano. we re talking where ron johnson is fighting a challenge from the democratic nominee, and the lieutenant governor of the state. i m talking about mandela barnes. and democratic incumbent governor tony evers is fighting for his second term against tim michaels. it s a lot, here to discuss is our political panel. bill burrow is a national reporter for the associated press. jesse moore is a democratic strategist and founder of
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