What is it?
They say about pride that it goes before a fall.
Right?
Well, in that case, Mitch McConnell had his moment of pride a couple months ago.
And now in spectacular fashion, he is watching it his as his beloved Republican party falls.
Cause you see Mitch McConnell went on Fox news this week, talking to Brett bear where
Mitch McConnell was more somber, a little bit tempered, you know, with his expectations
for November.
And this is what Mitch McConnell had to say.
I think it's going to be very tight.
We have a 50 50 nation.
And I think when this Senate race smoke clears, we're likely to have a very, very close Senate
still with us up slightly or the Democrats up slightly.
Now a couple months ago, Mitch McConnell went out there telling reporters boldly bravely
with that smug little smile on his face that this November is gonna be very good for Republicans.
Do you remember that?
Cuz I sat here and I talked about it at the time.
It's gonna be very good for Republicans.
And he even mentioned how in the nineties, you know, Republicans had a great resurgence
and they actually predicted that this year was going to be so much better for them.
And now here he is on Fox news.
Sheepishly that idiot smile gone from his face.
Kind of doing his little sad turtle thing saying, well, I mean maybe he was slight advantage
Republican, maybe a slight Democrat because what's happened is that Mitch McConnell, who
is not an idiot by the way, full credit for Mitch McConnell, not being stupid.
And he pays attention and he's watching the polls and we have now had at least five different
polls from five different organizations in the last two weeks show that generic Democrat
is beating generic Republican on the midterm ballot.
Latest poll shows.
It's beating him by seven points.
Everything has flipped a year ago.
Republicans were set to take back the house, likely take back the Senate in a red wave
that was gonna sweep over Congress.
Basically the same way the blue wave did in 2018.
But now even Mitch, McConnell's like, yeah, it's probably not gonna happen.
So, uh, you know, oops, he's right.
I guess I was, I guess I got little excited.
Maybe ed jumped the gun a little bit and look, I'm not saying Democrats are gonna retain
control of the house.
I'm not even saying Republicans.
Aren't gonna have big wins.
What I am saying is that right now the polling shows that that's not gonna happen for the
Republicans.
The polling could change.
I mean it changed from two weeks ago.
Who's
To say it can't change two weeks from now.
Well the candidates, those very same candidates.
That again earlier this week, Mitch McConnell was about because he says they're quote unwinnable
people.
Yeah.
That's what happened to Mitch McConnell.
He sees what's happening in Pennsylvania where the latest polling data has Dr. Oz down 14
points to John Federman.
He sees Herschel Walker in Georgia say the dumbest things you could imagine, even with
Fox news, trying to rehab his campaign, he's failing.
He sees people like JD Hanson, Ohio, not doing as good as expected.
He sees other Trump back candidates, winning primaries that Republicans really didn't want
them to win.
And he's terrified the Republican party is terrified.
Trump has backed some of the worst people in this country.
And though a lot of them have lost in the, the primaries.
There's plenty of 'em that haven't and it's saddled the Republicans with enough nut job
people that they could lose Democrats right now are actually poised to gain three seats
in the Senate.
And it's actually, uh, you know, uh, uh, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and possibly a third elsewhere, Georgia
of course the race with Herschel Walker, that seat is already held by a Democrat.
So remains to be seen.
Uh, I think Missouri is actually the other one, either way.
Mitch McConnell sees the writing on the wall and nothing brings me greater joy than to
watch him have to wipe that little smile off his face.
That little smirk he gets.
Hmm.
Because a month ago the man was cocky as could be that Republicans were gonna dominate in
the midterms.
And here he is this week, sheepishly hanging his depressed little head telling us that,
well, Democrats probably have a snide advantage.
You right.
They do.
And you have nobody
to blame, but yourself.