Thread by @RobBenjamin

Isn't it time we pushed back on the "Democrats are doomed" narrative from @CNN, @MSNBC, and everyone else who should know better? The idea that mid-terms are always referenda on the incumbent President, and not on the opposition, may have made sense before, but no longer.
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THIS mid-term election can and should be a referendum on an opposition party that has done far more TO the United States, including all of its own constituents who didn't vote for it and never would, than FOR the United States.
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E.g. Jim Jordan, who "represents" Ohio's 4th CD, has NEVER introduced, co-sponsored, or supported any bill that would improve the lives of his constituents. He's just a fast-talking bomb thrower, 3rd from the bottom in effectiveness as a GOP lawmaker.
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EVERY citizen in Ohio's 4th CD should be bombarded every day with reminders of how little Jim Jordan has done to earn their votes. Democratic challengers should couple those attacks with constant messages about what THEY would do for the district that Jordan has NEVER done
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At the same time, every citizen in Ohio's 4th CD should be bombarded every day with how much of Joe Biden's and the Democrats' failure to get more done for the district is the direct result of GOP obstruction for the sake of obstruction, for the principle of power, period.
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Wherever GOP incumbents are not completely entrenched, the same strategy can and should be used to dislodge enough of them to capture their seats. To #FlipTheScript for American Democracy.
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