Election Day, Tuesday, November 8, 2022 (ITM)

And this tidbit from the far left Atlanta Journal Constitution.

AJC poll: Biden’s approval in Georgia takes a nosedive (Down-ticket struggles)
AJC ^ | Jan 27, 2022 | By Greg Bluestein

President Joe Biden’s approval rating has fallen off a cliff in Georgia, according to an Atlanta Journal-Constitution poll released Thursday that showed just one-third of registered voters approve of the Democrat’s job performance.
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The 62% of voters who disapprove of him include key elements of the coalition that helped elect him.

Only 5% of Democrats gave him an unfavorable review in the AJC’s May poll; in this poll the number rose to 21%. His support among independents fell sharply, too. But the contrast was particularly sharp in the most powerful constituency in the state Democratic Party.

In May, only about 8% of Black voters disapproved of Biden’s performance. That number had more than quadrupled in the AJC’s latest poll, which found disapproval among Black Georgians at 36%.

That’s a distressing sign for Democrats, whose struggles go beyond Biden.

I'm reminded of the Clinton Presidency, where whenever he'd have a political crisis, he'd go and bomb Libya or other countries to switch the focus. I am concerned that the Biden Administration would go to war with Russia to try to gain Patriotism support. We all remember Bush's numbers exploded in a positive way after 9/11. Many feel that the Left took advantage of the Covid Pandemic to gain an advantage in the 2020 election, and are still trying to keep the focus on Covid into the next election cycle.

On the other side of the coin:

1. As a result of some shady things that occurred in 2020, this election will be watched like a hawk everywhere. Some of those shady dealings were dismissed by the left, and/or by the courts, on the grounds that although certain acts were shady, "but it probably wasn't enough to change the result." Those things will be watched more carefully, and in some states, I understand, poll watchers will have more protections. I don't think we'll see them kicked out of the room, so they can't watch the shenanigans going on (like in Georgia after hours). Or kicked out and the windows boarded up with poster board and pizza boxes (like in Michigan).

2. Some of the court cases, that the left loves to remind us about, were dismissed without even looking at the evidence, because they were not filed in a timely manner (Wisconsin, for example). Some of those law suits claimed that the rules for the election were changed by entities that lacked the authority to do so (such as in Pennsylvania). Those law suits were dismissed by the courts who claimed that the proper time to litigate those disputes, was BEFORE election day, not after.

3. Besides Biden's nosedive, and his obvious mental impairments, Trump is not on the ballot in 2022 (though the left will try to make it about him, like they tried unsuccessfully to do in the 2021 elections). Many 2020 Democrat voters will stay home, since they have no one they hate, and no one they like, in the White House.

So, the lessons learned from #1 and #2 above, have hopefully been remedied by new laws, and early legal challenges to improper election law changes, and to fraudulent drop box and ballot harvesting practices. That, plus the Biden nosedive will lead to disaster for the Democrat Party.

Also...in 2020, the polls showed (perhaps untruthfully) Biden ahead as the election approached. So, they hoped a Biden win wouldn't raise any eyebrows, other than Trump voters' eyebrows. That is going to be next to impossible to pull off this time, if the Republicans continue to lead in the generic Congressional polls. And, assuming that the Dems might want to cheat again, they might just decide that the potential gain doesn't justify the risk. 

I agree 100%. Right now DeSantis is my choice. If we are looking at a sure win in 2024, I'd be tempted to vote for Trump in the primary, just to really piss off the left. But I agree DeSantis has a better chance of winning the general election. But even that could be problematic, if Trump causes serious dissension in the GOP.

And then there is always the possibility of Trump as a 3rd party candidate, God forbid. That just makes this 2022 election even more important, since the state delegations in the House of Representatives would determine the winner. We need to clobber the Dems big time, but if the GOP and the 3rd party split the red states, even that may not be enough. Would a Trump/DeSantis ticket be the answer. DeSantis/Trump would be better, but I doubt Trump would go for that. Our best bet is to control both the House and the Senate, so if, God forbid, a Dem wins the 2024 presidential election, he (or she) would be impotent/barren.

If this is any indication, and all polling shows it is to date, come November 2022 it should be a bloodbath. Here, even in far left Progressive SF, the Liberals supported the recall of of their own out of control leftists... it wasn't even close the vote, nearly 80% voted to oust these board members. 

Here Bloomberg uses the SF School Board recalls as a seismic metric....

Bloomberg: Democrats headed for 'wipeout' in November without immediate course correction

Tue, February 22, 2022, 5:19 AM
Michael Bloomberg
American businessman and politician; 108th mayor of New York City

Michael Bloomberg writes in a new op-ed that he is "deeply concerned" the Democratic Party is "headed for a wipeout in November, up and down the ballot."

The former New York City mayor and Democratic presidential candidate points to the recent recall of three school board members in San Francisco while making his argument in Bloomberg News.

"Coming from America's most liberal city, those results should translate into a 7 to 8 on the Richter scale, because the three main factors that drove the recall are not unique to the Bay Area," Bloomberg writes.

I dont think the Ukranian Krisis can save the NeoLibs now......