They are Sam Brownback (Kansas), Rick Scott (Florida) and Scott Walker (Wisconsin). While everyone is hyper focused on the Senate and Republican "waves," I think that these three guys are all going to lose their jobs in a month. All of them have employed conservative policies in in their states and they haven't really gone over very well. Their opponents are ahead of them in most of the polls and their constituents are not happy at all.
So, if there is a wave of conservatism sweeping the nation, why are there guys in such trouble?
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We can only hope that these guys lose. Much of the damage across the country has been caused by governors and legislatures who are proxies for the Koch brothers and ALEC.
Redistricting, voter ID laws intended to suppress minority and Democratic voters, abortion restrictions, etc., are all enacted at the state level, but they have national consequences.
But these governors aren't going to lose for those reasons: they're going to lose because conservative economic policies just don't work. Enriching the wealthy at the expense of the middle class is ultimately doomed to failure, and that's been the program in these three states.
Funny how you and your partisan cock-suckering sources fail to mention Gov. Hickenlooper in the "governors in trouble" concern trolling.
Why is that? Huh? Doesn't fit your fucking narrative?
All that matters to them is their narrative - good point juris imprudent. Good thing we have those shining examples of liberal economic policies like Illinois, California and Detroit.
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