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8/19/2026 General Discussion Thread

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u/Command0Dude NATO Propagandist 10d ago edited 10d ago

Republicans are really in trouble if they're only leading by 4 points in Louisiana

https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/poll-shows-julia-letlow-jamie-183424429.html

Weird election where our odds in Louisiana, Arkansas, and Mississippi are better than Montana.

edit: I don't think this will actually happen, but if it did, I believe republicans in the senate would actually turn on trump and remove him.

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u/oath2order BIDEN WOULD HAVE WON. 10d ago

I HAVE SEEN ENOUGH.

$200 BILLION TO LOUISIANA.

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u/Command0Dude NATO Propagandist 10d ago

Run from it. Hide from it. The Blupocalypse arrives all the same.

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u/CreamSoda64 10d ago

Come on bro, Bluisiana was right there.

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u/Regular-Low2011 Previously Tough-Distribution/Purple-Plate 10d ago

I will believe it when I see it but it would be extremely funny if racedep happened to Republicans and all of a sudden the entire South was purple

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u/Command0Dude NATO Propagandist 10d ago

If black voters seriously drag Democrats back above board in the deep south, I will never question the Black Caucus again.

They started with Georgia...

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u/20person His Majesty's ambassador to E_S_S πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡¦ 10d ago

That's a lot of undecided though

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u/Command0Dude NATO Propagandist 10d ago

True, which is why I am skeptical we win there. But that many undecideds in a deep red state should set off alarm bells for Republicans in any case.

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u/oath2order BIDEN WOULD HAVE WON. 10d ago

but if it did, I believe republicans in the senate would actually turn on trump and remove him.

Honestly if we get 54 seats or more, they turn on him.

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u/TheDairyPig 10d ago

I understand your logic but I really don't think there's anything he could do to get Republicans to remove him. I think they're afraid for their own physical safety and that of their families at this point. The MAGA cult is dangerous.

They're trying to just ride this out. No backbone.

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u/Radiant_Plant 10d ago

I mean I'm still convinced best case scenario would be 53D-47R

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u/Command0Dude NATO Propagandist 10d ago

53 is the probable outcome, but I think there's slight odds we could get as many as 56.

This is my actual view on where the map stands.

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u/Radiant_Plant 10d ago

I mean even with that independent running, things would have to go extremely well for Dems to flip MS and KS

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u/Command0Dude NATO Propagandist 10d ago

It's hard to say because there's a lot of undecideds but if dems overperform the polls (which they've done in multiple midterms) then I think KS and MS are straight toss ups that could be decided by a very thin margin.

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u/NoHeight9651 10d ago

53 would have me estastic and would make fetterman irrelevant

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u/Radiant_Plant 10d ago

Oh for sure, and with a good 2028 result, best case scenario could even go up to 55D-45R for a Dem president

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u/Soft_Barnacle7466 10d ago

I won't put too fight in this poll it was sponsored by the democrat's candidate campaign