Well, howdy there internet people, let's go again. So today we are going to talk about

Schumer and the Senate and the Democratic strategy and a whole bunch of things Republicans don't want to talk about

because that is the Democratic Party strategy to take things that they don't want to talk about and

not only make them talk about it but make them vote on it. That's what Schumer is

doing. You know the Republican Party has taken a lot of positions that are

just wildly unpopular across the board.

And they take those positions and they use them during the primaries,

they motivate their base, they tell their base this is what they want,

but then they get out there in front of the cameras and they say something else.

So Schumer has decided that maybe there needs to be a little bit of clarification on this.

The vote a few days ago about contraception that was part of this and they may end up voting on that

again.

From what I understand next week there will be a vote about IVF,

you know one of those things that kind of puts them in a bind because they say that they're

for it anytime they are talking to a demographic that is mostly women. However, when it gets to the courts,

well, that's life.

So there's going to be a vote about that. There will be other issues like this coming up.

The, uh, it appears the Democratic Party strategy is to literally just let

them state their positions through a vote.

That appears to be their gang plan, because to retain control of the Senate, I think there's nine competitive races that are held by Democrats at the moment,

seats that are held by Democrats, and I want to say two that are held by Republicans.

So they have to put up a strong defense.

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