with competing scores imploring his voters to get out and vote on election day to avoid that potential runoff. also of note, herschel walker, governor kemp both on the campaign trail. governor kemp competing against democrat stacey abrams. kemp holding a big unity event with p republicans. walker are not appear with that. senator warnock, meanwhile, will be here this evening in columbus addressing his supporters. eva mckind joining us from georgia, thank you. i want to bring in cnn s omar jimenez. he s in wisconsin. you re following the close contest between the incumbent republican senator ron johnson and his democrat challenger mandela barns. give us the latest there. reporter: that s right, wolf. lieutenant governor mandela barns and senator johnson are making final stops. we started our day with barns who told us they feel like they ve done everything they could do to this point in
i would say, something may be happening in the republican establishment finally. something just may be happening. it is awfully tough, based on the limited evidence, to know whether trump s hold over the core of the party is broken. as you say, mcconnell has disliked trump, hated trump, since before january 6th. he s been consistent in his statements about it. pence has been pretty solid in expressing his indignation about what happened. but those two and a few others have not been able to break through the broad mass of the party. the question i have is whether something really is changing in the fundamentals. are trump s poll numbers beginning to go down? is the mass of evidence that the house committee investigating this is gathering really becoming so significant that p
lost a governorship where the president lost 16 points. p republicans came out of the woodwork. that s good for republicans and not in democrats if you re in a competitive race and, again, republican inroads in the suburbs and republican flips in the center part of the state. getting something done has to be part of the democratic answer, doesn t? and that seems to be what your hearing nancy pelosi say but even joe biden said that he doesn t know getting things pass would have saved terry mcall any of virginia. he was pretty clear about that yesterday, but i think when you put them both together, i don t know if it would have saved them, but it also wouldn t have hurt particularly if you re looking at the surface infrastructure bill that there is agreement on. it s just being held up for leverage by one group or the other and that i think the pressure particularly on that is going to to get that through. it s going to increase on
democratted voted against 1, 14, 15th amendment as a percentage more p republicans voted for cil right act of 1954 than did in the in thes in house and? the senate most blacks are oblivious to that nor have blacks connected welfare state to the rise in black kids who are raised without fathers. and 165, 25% of black kids were raised without fathers now number is 70% and that tracks welfare states spend welfare state has women to marry government low men for spornght and kanye west is e shedding light on that and advancing unthinkable proposition toha voe for a republican be black and not be a sellout. so tommy i think it is obvious that kanye west is the first really, really famous mainstream black american entertainer with any street credit to come out against the democratic party politics and policies so aggressively. do you think that s going to make an impact on black american
it would say that even if dems got about 50% of the vote, under a gop jerr jerrgerrymandered se of the seats. i ask you, how is that even legal? i have news for you, it s not. the pennsylvania supreme court threw out the state s congressional map. it ruled that districts had been so heavily jergerrymandered to p republicans that it violated the constitution. 13 of the state s 18 congressional districts went to republicans in to 2016. that s 13 republican, five democratic, that is a district that s completely out of whack in the swing state. you know who else thought it was whack, the supreme court. overruling the republican power