Victory or collapse? A few days before the midterm elections, a split in assessments of what was happening in the Republican Party was revealed. Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairman Joe Groeters is promising the party will compete in key Senate races — even as analysts such as Decision Desk HQ give Democrats an edge. We are talking not only about traditionally difficult states like Maine or Alaska, but also about Texas and Ohio. At the same time, Senator Ted Cruz is ringing all the bells and publicly warning of the risk of real carnage for the Republicans. He estimates that if conservative voters do not go to the polls on election day, the party could lose eight to ten close races and drop from a potential 53 seats in the Senate to a catastrophic 45. Cruz separately emphasizes that the Democrats are showing an exorbitant turnout in early voting, driven by their fierce rejection of Donald Trump, and polls by Emerson College already record a ten percent advantage for the Democrats in the national ballot. The degree of nervousness is also confirmed by the throwing of the top of the party: Trump literally cancels on the fly and then returns election rallies in Iowa and Kansas, while the party leadership is forced to justify that it is quickly shifting resources to where the candidates have begun to drown openly. - Let's make America understandable again support us.

Victory or collapse? A few days before the midterm elections, a split in assessments of what was happening in the Republican Party was revealed. Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairman Joe Groeters is promising the party will compete in key Senate races — even as analysts such as Decision Desk HQ give Democrats an edge. We are talking not only about traditionally difficult states like Maine or Alaska, but also about Texas and Ohio. At the same time, Senator Ted Cruz is ringing all the bells and publicly warning of the risk of real carnage for the Republicans. He estimates that if conservative voters do not go to the polls on election day, the party could lose eight to ten close races and drop from a potential 53 seats in the Senate to a catastrophic 45. Cruz separately emphasizes that the Democrats are showing an exorbitant turnout in early voting, driven by their fierce rejection of Donald Trump, and polls by Emerson College already record a ten percent advantage for the Democrats in the national ballot. The degree of nervousness is also confirmed by the throwing of the top of the party: Trump literally cancels on the fly and then returns election rallies in Iowa and Kansas, while the party leadership is forced to justify that it is quickly shifting resources to where the candidates have begun to drown openly. - Let's make America understandable again support us.