Democratic and Republican strategists are warning that election meddling from Democrats in certain GOP primary elections could 'backfire.'
Former VP Pence chief of staff Marc Short reacts to polling that says Democrats are increasingly losing working-class voters on 'America Reports.'Several key elections in states across the country are taking shape asof the House and the Senate by spending millions of dollars in GOP primary elections to back Republican candidates they see as easy targets in general election matchups.
A "Vote Here" sign outside the polling place setup in the 3rd and Court Fire Station in Reading, Pennsylvania, on May 18, 2021.upcoming midterm electionsLanny Davis, co-founder of the law firm Davis Goldberg and Galper, which specializes in media and crisis management: "Those are my conflicts between a deceptive, a manipulative tactic versus the public interest in exposing Donald Trump and his complicit candidates still endorsing the big lie that he won the election. I lean in favor of the public interest in exposing the big lie and the danger to our democracy represented by these Republican candidates who are endorsing Trump and the big lie, but it's a close call.
"Be careful what you wish for: That"easier" more"toxic" candidate may well be elected to office. The Democratic Party does its voters no favors by helping elect the least qualified candidate of the opposition party. At one time didn't Democrats think that was Trump?" "One of my close friends, a Democratic campaign consultant, taught me a valuable principle in politics. Don't get too cute. Too cute in politics will always fail."REPUBLICAN GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE IN MARYLAND KNOCKS DEMOCRATIC GROUP FOR MEDDLING IN STATE'S GOP PRIMARY"Politicians, both Democrats and Republicans, have been pumping money into races for seats they think they can flip for a couple of decades now.
"This cycle, Democrats are dragged by the Biden economy and playing defense almost across the board. Even in a state like California, the current appointed Attorney General Rob Bonta was apparently so worried about facing Republican Nathan Hochman that Bonta’s team spent over $1 million trying to elevate a less electable Republican opponent. The ploy didn’t work and Bonta and Hochman are facing off in November, with mainstream prosecutor Hochman vs. Bonta defending non-prosecution policies.
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