I just read an article on Real Clear Politics discussing the success/failure of Republicans with regard to recruiting candidates for senate seats in 2018. It's hard not to laugh. The authors go on at length about whether or not the approval numbers for President Trump are preventing GOP candidates from announcing for these senate seats. Really? Only inside the DC/Manhattan media bubble could that sort of argument be made. Someone should tell these fools that it is just April of 2017 and the midterm elections are 19 months from now. It's really quite early for someone to announce for a senate seat. Even sillier than the date is the idea that a good politician would shy away from running in a midterm election because there is a downturn in the popularity of the President. On top of that consider that Trump's popularity popped up since the Syrian missile strike and the use of MOAB in Afghanistan. The latest numbers today show him at 49% approval, not a figure likely to discourage senate candidates.
The real truth is that there's plenty of time for the 2018 elections to develop. It would be best for the country is some of the media would just realize that and back off.
The real truth is that there's plenty of time for the 2018 elections to develop. It would be best for the country is some of the media would just realize that and back off.
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