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GOP optimism grows over possible red wave in 2022 | BY TAL AXELROD | | | With less than a year to go until the 2022 midterms, Republicans are increasingly bullish on the prospect of a red wave that could flip both chambers of Congress and end Democrats’ unified control in Washington.
Heading into 2022, Democrats find themselves on their back foot, defending their narrow House and Senate majorities – and President Biden – against a fusillade of attacks over stubbornly high coronavirus cases, inflation, the bloody Afghanistan withdrawal and more. Biden’s approval ratings have nosedived to the low 40s, portending a possible drumming at the ballot box next year – and they haven’t stopped falling. | Read the full story here | | | | | |
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VP dilemma: The establishment or the base? | BY BILL SCHNEIDER | | OPINION l The job description for a vice president is one word — loyalty. The job of the vice president is to be loyal to the president. The party establishment usually rewards this loyalty by supporting the vice president if he — until now it’s always been a he — later runs for president: | Read the full story here | | | | | |
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