And now, Veepe Thoughts by Kamala Harris.

Who doesn't love a yellow school bus?

Right? Can you raise your hand if you love a yellow school bus? Right?

There's something about, and most of us, many of us went to school on the yellow school bus. Right?

And it's part of our experience growing up. It's part of an nostalgia and a memory of the excitement and joy of going to school to be with your favorite teacher, to be with your best friends, and to learn.

The school bus takes us there.

This has been Veepe Thoughts by Kamala Harris.

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Joe Biden continues to redirect blame for gas prices that are still way, way, way too high. But we start by doing election 2022, the final week.

Yes, if you have been here throughout this entire process, you may know, we've done this, I don't know, five or six times on the Senate.

We're going to probably do the governor's races a little bit later on this week as we get into the final week of the election. But the Senate race has really been where we've been focusing because of all of the importance there.

And I'll give you the beginning, should be sort of the rules of the playing field here, which is basically a start that favors Democrats.

Every House election has every single race up every single two years. So, everyone starts at zero and tries to build their way up to the majority of 435.

Here in the Senate, we got 100 seats, of course, but many of them are locked in already, not up for election because each one is on a six year term, of course.

So, we start here with a solid Democrat 36 and a solid Republican 29. That gives you a, you know, you get a seven seat lead before we even start for the Democrats. This is why this isn't incredibly easy.

If it wasn't for this lead that the Democrats take into this particular cycle, this would be cake for Republicans in this sort of climate.

It would really be that easy as we go through the process. Well, let's go through it right now and see what we build up to see where we have likely Democrats leaning Democrats toss up races and of course, leaning Republican and likely Republican.

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