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I think the Republicans will end up just voting down ballot and we'll bring him like, you know, obviously he's going to underperform here. Abbott, but I think he will end up pulling it off.
I think people are cautious about whether or not he can pull it off. And I think he can. And I think that's one that will surprise.
I don't think anyone will be surprised when Susan Collins wins.
not only to keep the Senate majority, but to keep it at 52
I think Rogers is in the best position possible to actually pick up the W and flip the seat.
Republicans have a fighting chance I think, not only to keep the Senate majority, but to keep it at 52.
I think Donald's going to win by like 9 or 10 points, 8 or 9 points. I don't think it's that competitive.
Republicans are likely to win in New Hampshire and Vermont again.
and he's going to win in Georgia very likely by a big number
And Mary Patola, for all Democrats' hopes, wishes, and dreams, She's been burning money pretty quickly... But I wouldn't be surprised if he pulls it out.
I think Moody will probably win by 10 points or more.
Republicans are likely to win in New Hampshire and Vermont again.
No, no, no, no. I think he's going to win the Senate seat.
I still i still think the the great wall of texas will hold uh with talarico
I think Mary Patola is still going to lose in Alaska. I don't care what the polls say.
I think Tallarico can probably win Texas. I really do.
Iowa, I feel decently good about, though it's a tough year.
But the numbers are for a lot of us like Iowa. I just I don't see it. Kansas, I don't see it. I think the Republican because of partisanship is going to ultimately bring the crowd back home.
I'm not that worried about it. I think partisanship will kick in and will ultimately save this seat.
So if a decent turnout comes, you hold your nose and vote. You probably got to give it a lean D to Flanagan, but that's just my opinion.
And unless something breaks soon, it looks like El-Sayed is probably going to be the senator from that state, I'm just saying.
Also, super popular Republican Governor Kelly Ayotte, almost sure to win re-election.
You're going to vote for it again in November. You're going to reelect Maxine Waters.
I think we're going to win in Texas and Michigan, in my opinion. I think the GOP wins in Texas and Michigan.
Look, I think Texas and Iowa are going to end up being in the Republican camp.