Schumer: Georgia Senate race 'going downhill' but Pennsylvania debate 'didn't hurt us too much'
Source: CNN
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer expressed some concern Thursday over Democratic prospects in Georgia in the final weeks before the midterm elections, but he remained hopeful about Pennsylvania after the their nominee’s recent debate performance.
“The state where we’re going downhill is Georgia. It’s hard to believe that they will go for Herschel Walker,” the Democratic leader said of the Republican Senate nominee, adding later, “But our vote, our early turnout in Georgia is huge, huge.”
Of Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman’s high-stakes debate performance against Republican Mehmet Oz, Schumer said: “It looks like the debate didn’t hurt us too much in Pennsylvania … so that’s good.”
The overheard comments came during a conversation among Schumer, President Joe Biden and New York Gov. Kathy Hochul on the tarmac of Hancock Field Air National Guard Base in Syracuse, New York. Biden gave a speech in the state Thursday as part of his midterm closing message in which he painted Republicans as a threat to Americans’ pocketbooks.
Read more: https://www.cnn.com/2022/10/27/politics/schumer-georgia-pennsylvania-democrats-senate-midterms/index.html
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Really Chuck?
Since you and I appear to be the only ones who read and heard what actually happened
Fox and talk radio TELL the audience what they are about to see or hear. That cements it in the consumers mind. It usually is completely opposite of what happened and serves to support their already established theme.
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They have right-leaning rasmussen and trafalgar thrown in there into those polls. MOST of these news papers are right-winged, corporate, greedy for ad dollars and clicks that they got from the fat tReasonous one.
WHAT left-leaning big newspaper or media outlet is owned by liberals? Horse races, drams, slinging mess and anti-Dem sentiment is all these right-winged newspapers and television outlets are all about. Well, that ad buys, clicks and making those big ad dollars they miss with Pres. Biden, because he is not tReasonous tRump, thank God.
I live here in California, and would laugh my ass off when I saw articles here in California with some of these right-winged newspapers, and especially laughed out loud when I read where one off these right-winged news rags would say Newsom is in big trouble, and I forget which newspaper it was, but one called Uncle Larry "articulate, well-spoken, and can match Newsom's rhetoric." 
Other newspapers from outside states were talking bs as well, during last year's bogus recall vs Gavin Newsom:
538:
Gavin Newsom Has Reason To Worry.
Recent polls show the race is tightening and Republican voters are more energized.
It’s official: For only the fourth time in U.S. history, a state will hold an election on whether to recall its governor midterm. The long-expected gubernatorial recall election in California is set for Sept. 14, and 46 candidates (not including the governor himself, Democrat Gavin Newsom) have officially qualified to run. But perhaps the most intriguing development in the race has come in recent polling. After the recall looked uncompetitive for months, evidence has emerged that the race is tightening.
Until last week, there had been no new polls of the recall election in about a month. But since then, we’ve gotten two — and both showed Newsom in danger of being recalled. First, an Emerson College/Nexstar Media survey found that 48 percent of registered voters in California wanted to keep Newsom in office, while 43 percent wanted to recall him. Then, a poll from the University of California, Berkeley, Institute of Governmental Studies co-sponsored by the Los Angeles Times found that 50 percent of likely recall voters wanted to keep Newsom and 47 percent wanted to oust him. These fresh polls — both within the margin of error — differed markedly from a handful of surveys released in May and June that found the recall effort trailing by at least 10 percentage points.
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/gavin-newsom-has-reason-to-worry/
Not that this article has anything to do with this year's mid-terms.
I'm just putting this out there as food for thought.
