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A massive red wave could be on the horizon for Republicans.
According to former Republican Speaker Newt Gingrich, the GOP could pick up as many as 70 seats in the House in November.
Republicans could also take up to four new seats in the Senate, and thus, take control of both chambers of Congress.
“I think we’ll pick up between 25 and 70 seats in the House. We’ll probably pick up about four seats in the Senate,” Gingrich said in a Fox News interview with Maria Bartiromo on Sunday morning.
This gain would break a historical record previously held by the GOP of a 63-seat gain in 2010 and would be the highest gain for both parties since 1948.
The Democrats only have about a dozen more seats than Republicans in the House of Representatives, so a 25-70 gain would make it very easy for Republicans to have an overwhelming majority.
The Raging Americans reported:
Talking about a political “tsunami” Gingrich pointed out that Republicans have gained significant approval amongst Hispanic voters. Thanks to Biden’s weak border policy that is responsible for the historic illegal immigrant crisis in the homeland, Hispanics are overwhelmingly supporting Republicans across the nation. Even previous Democrat voters are advocating for Republicans. One good example of this “walkaway” movement would be Texas Republican
Congresswoman Mayra Flores who recently won a special election in the lone star state’s 34th district, and made a record by turning the district red in more than 150 years.
Many recent polls show support for Republicans rising by double-digit margins, even in districts that supported Joe Biden in 2020.
President Joe Biden has some of the lowest approval ratings of any president, ever.
According to a Quinnipiac University poll, just 31% of Americans say they approve of the way Biden is handling the presidency.
Inflation is at an all-time high. Inflation rose to 9.1% in June and the rate of inflation is at the quickest pace in more than 40 years.
In the poll, an astonishing 71% of people said they would not like to see Biden run again. Only 24% said they would support a second run for Biden in 2024.
“There’s scant enthusiasm for a replay of either a Trump or Biden presidency,” said Tim Malloy, a Quinnipiac University polling analyst.
“But while Trump still holds sway on his base, President Biden is underwater when it comes to support from his own party.”
People are ready to see Biden leave, and I think that will also translate over into the House and Senate.
Even CNN can’t hide the fact that Biden’s ratings are horrendously low.
They reported:
In a new Monmouth University poll, just 36% of Americans approve of the job Joe Biden is doing – the lowest mark of his presidency to date in the survey.
Which raises a simple but profound question: How low can Biden go? Put another way, is there a built-in floor for Biden’s approval rating? Or might he continue to trend lower and lower?
So while it remains to be seen if Biden will keep sinking or whether his numbers will stabilize somewhat, it’s already clear that he is very, very likely to be a drag on the Democrats in four months’ time.
