As Dems Sink in Polls, Pelosi Claims Inflation Is a Distraction
24 Oct 2022
In the audio above, self-described “election nerd” Clay breaks down what the latest polls and betting markets are saying about the key Senate races.
Senate Forecast: 3 Key States Slipping Away From Dems https://t.co/DSRLyjNgfr
— RealClearPolitics (@RealClearNews) October 24, 2022
The races in PA, GA, NV, AZ, WI are all trending toward the Republicans. And even in OR and WA, the Democrats are running scared. too. The upshot is Republicans are well on their way to taking back the Senate.
Nancy Pelosi however, is still living in a fantasyland where inflation is a mere distraction from the real issues like “saving our democracy.”
NANCY PELOSI: “When I hear people talk about inflation…we have to change that subject!” pic.twitter.com/Ck1DaPVrCc
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) October 23, 2022
Not to be outdone in the race to be the most out of touch, Biden, while sitting down for interviews with men pretending to be women, is prattling on about spending more money on climate change.
Joe Biden says “we have to pay” other countries to “do what they need to do” on climate change pic.twitter.com/0nLznZHt1b
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) October 24, 2022
Democrats would have been more honest had they run Bernie Sanders in 2020, because we’re getting all of his policies from Biden anyway.
America must repudiate the Democrats on Election Day. GO VOTE.
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