Good for David McIntosh. Donald Trump's approval in 57 battleground districts is at 49%. This is on them, not him. thehill.com/opinion/campai…
McIntosh: "Almost all of these seats are represented by moderates who have dragged their feet on implementing President Trump’s mandates."
He's not pulling that out of thin air. That's what Republican voters say when asked about their lack of enthusiasm.
thehill.com/opinion/campai…
He's not pulling that out of thin air. That's what Republican voters say when asked about their lack of enthusiasm.
thehill.com/opinion/campai…
"Over the past two years, so-called moderate congressional Republicans abandoned their conservative campaign promises and sided with Democrats. From repealing ObamaCare, to passing a $1.3 trillion omnibus spending bill that ensures perennial $1 trillion deficits..."
Think about what McIntosh is saying here, the irony of it all. Their reelection chances were the reason(s) moderates claimed to not support some of these policies, think healthcare. And what did it get them? Base fatigue, and a likelihood of losing anyway.
