how rattles are republicans that oh, well if democrats really work hard it would decide they don t want to be that attack doesn t work. i don t think we re worried about because there is no sense that pelosi and hoyer and clyburn are moving on. they are clinging to their positions what we re seeing is the flip side of what democrats dealt with under president obama, where popularity doesn t translate but unpopularity does. and will we start to see more democrats in the reddish districts brag about not supporting nancy pelosi? absolutely. and at the same time, i think nancy pelosi probably appreciates that and likes that. because she knows that that would help her chances of becoming speaker again. but i m telling you, i m meeting with the democratic candidates by the dozen who are running in a lot of these competitive districts, they don t like her and i think she s going to be very hard pressed to keep her job even if democrats do retake the majority.
california central valley there are a few districts that are suburban and somewhat more kind of rural, more conservative culturally. so these boarder zones are the places that will make the difference between the majority and minority. and that is what i think to. nancy pelosi, what is the lesson. i think right now nancy pelosi needs to take a step back and just watch the party take a breath. i think lamb coming in will have a lot of supporters because there is a new generation of young democrats that want to take leadership. do you want her to announce that she is not running now or wait until after november. it is hard because she s the one that fund raises and she does it well. so do you want to get i think it is an interesting dilemma. he was asked the question and he answered the question. he was not standing up at the podium thumping the podium saying nancy pelosi has to go. but he is going into as a freshman with other individuals hi highly senior that will
and pro-gun in every district this fall. this is a unique situation and unique to the democratic candidate and he didn t face a primary. he didn t have to move to left. i don t think a democratic candidate who faces a primary will run television ads showing him firing an assault weapon. what did you learn? that we re seeing basically a riftory and it started with virginia and they changed the state house almost overnight. holding on the thread. so we re t seeing a thread an i m looking for the folks on the ground in midterms because they will be able to identify the democrat. and what i mean is northrup won gi nine points but it was everybody underneath. while yes lamb was a unique candidate, i m looking at the local state house to see what we re bringing in and i say that because there is close to 30,000 folks that decided they want to run for office. they have a pool of candidates they didn t have in 2006. heidi, it was interesting,
my vote doesn t count. try this number. 627, how many votes separate democrat conor lamb from republican rick saccone, giving lamb the win. do you think there might be some trump supporters today in southwest pennsylvania whose vote didn t count because they didn t vote who are rethinking my vote doesn t count attitude today. or how about 537, how many votes bush won in florida in 2000. out of 596 10 votes strong cast. and that is 9 one-thousandths of a percent ents. and how about zero, how many votes separated this republican and democrat in the virginia house of delegates. 11608 to 11608. tied and even. every vote counts. that was won by yancey. so next el election day wheth
worry. because the democrats conor lamb who was attacked as a pelosi supporting obamacare trump hating liberal is actually a republican. both of these candidates, the republican and democrat ran as conservatives. lamb ran against pelosi. he ran for the president s tariff policy. don t think we ll see a lot of democrats doing that in the paul. 90% of the voters don t want nancy pelosi to be speaker and they want a conservative message. conor lamb never identified himself as a democrat. he ran against nancy pelosi and said he would not vote with nancy pelosi. in this particular case, the lesson was run away from nancy pelosi and run with donald trump. to be clear, that is what you say when you are worried about moral and retirement and to be clear, conor lamb is not a trump republican but did run as a centralist democrat and democrats do have something of a crisis on their hands because of it. because the first headline from conor lamb s post eliection