Well, howdy there internet people, Litzboo again. So today we are going to talk about

Georgia and the results and what happened.

Warnock won. Wannock won.

But the Democratic Party should not be celebrating.

Not too much anyway.

At time of filming 98% reporting he won by 2.6 points up by 2.6, which is exactly what the polls said he was going to win by. What that

means is that the unlikely voter, the voters who stopped the red wave during the midterms,

they didn't show up, Not in the same numbers. Not in the same numbers. He was

projected to win by two to three points. He won by 2.6. They didn't show up today. So what does that mean? It means that the enthusiasm that was harnessed during the midterms, that is not a guarantee

for the Democratic Party.

They aren't guaranteed to get that in 2024.

It's there, it's available, but they have to work for it.

Now, they can hatch all sorts of plans as far as how to mobilize the base and get the vote out and

social media campaigns and all of that stuff.

But the easiest way would be to deliver for those people who put you

in office. This is, it's a big win for the Democratic Party.

But if you are looking at this and you're looking at the midterms,

you're seeing that the unlikely voter didn't show up, not the way it did during the midterms.

That's a demographic that the Democratic Party is going to need.

They have to get them active and keep them

active. There might have been, there might have been a little bit of there's no way Walker is going to win

So people didn't show up to vote

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