There have always been two ways to look at the midterm elections: the national environment heavily favors Democrats, but the congressional map gives Republicans a glimmer of hope to hold their majorities or at least avoid getting hammered by a historic blue wave. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) often points to the 21 seats in […]
There have always been two ways to look at the midterm elections: the national environment heavily favors Democrats, but the congressional map gives Republicans a glimmer of hope to hold their majorities or at least avoid getting hammered by a historic blue wave. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) often points to the 21 seats in […]
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