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We know the issues, and we know them well as we head into the midterms, just one week away, and it's all on the table.

In the House and the Senate.

The average for president, after his first two years in office in the midterms, Joe Biden's in that spot,

is losing 28 seats in the House and four senators.

That's pretty close to where we're going to be, which is not, this is according to so many,

that is not a giant red wave, that is not a tsunami. A red wave or a tsunami to me would be something at least 50% better than the 28 seats, which would put us around 40, 42 seats picked up in

Congress.

If that happens, I think we're going to see Amanda Adkins has one here in Kansas District 3,

and that will be a sign that this was really a red wave, that it's throw the bums out,

but this is the way people are looking.

There are not enough opportunities to get more than four senators, I don't think, here,

but there is a chance.

There is a chance Republicans could have something like a 53, 47 lead in the Senate. I think they're going to win both.

I'm very optimistic on all of this. But as we look historically at averages, this may not be the tsunami

that everyone's saying. I've seen Newt Gingrich say maybe 50 seats are going to get picked up in the

house. That's a tsunami. That's a beatdown. That will be the pulse of a nation that says,

we've seen this, we've had enough. Joe Biden and his administration have no message on the economy.

They have scattered around from one thing to another. Putin price hikes, greedy oil companies,

supply chains, one thing after another, they have blamed the economy on except stepping up and

saying, we put too much money out there, we've spent too much money, and we did this. They refused to

say it. They put all their eggs in the abortion basket the last three or four months. They are planning

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