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So the 22 midterm elections are now 294 days away.

Still too far away.

Republicans maintain a strong number in their lead in their bid to recapture control of Congress.

So here's what they're saying.

48% of likely U.S. voters would vote Republican.

39% would vote Democrat.

That's gigantic, which means that the actual spread is about 20%.

Just because that's the way it is.

4% would vote for another candidates, another 9% aren't sure and they shouldn't be counted and who cares about them.

According to a bright bar newsbeese, his fraudulency Joe Biden,

approval rating sits in the low 40s actually 33 in one poll.

While there's disapproval rating in the 50s on top of that, Gallup just released a poll that showed

a 14 point swing to Republicans over 2021.

In 2014, there was a huge red wave, even though the GOP was up only 2.4 points.

See this is what polling is all about and I told you this before.

This is what polling is all about by and large.

It is to discourage you from voting if you're a

Republican that's it there were no polls I don't I doubt I saw a poll where

Donald Trump was leading in 2016 maybe towards the very end. Also in 2010 the GOT swamp the Democrats with a generic poll had Republicans up by only two points.

So if you are 48 to 39, which is what, 9 points, then you could probably say it's a 15 to 18

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