With the midterms fast approaching, the Dems have yet another dilemma. For those who are going to attempt to run for office, they're in a tough spot.
Do they back Joe Biden? Or do they try to win with the voters?
"I know what I would do if I were a Democrat" said Kyle Zempel, assistant editor with The Federalist, "That would be to try and win my election, but the Democrats seem to operate in absolute lockstep, save for Kyrsten Sinema and Joe Manchin. I know what they should do, but I see them backing Biden, not trying to win their races."
The Republican 'red wave' is coming, and Joe Biden's polling numbers are sinking lower every month. But at the end of the day, the Democrats have their radical agenda, and they're sticking to it.
"As we've seen in the past, there are just so few Democrats who are willing to say something against the party line" Zempel told KTRH, "When it comes to abortion, Covid, what happens in the classroom, these things are just their top issues, and there's an orthodoxy that they abide by in lockstep."
Despite the gloomy forecast for November, most believe that the Democrats will come up with some kind of 'hail mary' before the midterms.
"There's kind of an eerie silence coming from the Democrats right now, and it's a little unsettling" Zempel noted, "They don't seem to be too concerned about a coming 'red wave', and so rather than an exodus of Democrats backing away from Biden, I'm anticipating more of a 'hail mary' at the last minute."
Something like eliminating all student loans or debt, along with some other financial incentives to try and buy votes.
And then there's always more mail-in ballots.
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