Even though extremist policies handed Republicans the governorship, the Lt Gov, Attorney General, and the Virginia Assembly in the very blue state of Virginia, Biden advisor Cedric Richmond insists that the party must keep moving further left in order to win the midterm election.
I wholeheartedly agree with Richmond. The further to the left, the better. They need to go full Bernie Sanders and AOC.
If they follow that strategy, the election will be a landslide….for the Republicans. Obama’s pollster, Mark Penn estimates that if the Democrats keep moving to the left, Republicans would take 50 House seats and win control of the Senate. That happened after the passage of Obamacare in 2010.
Republicans won 63 seats in the House, 7 Senate seats, 6 governorships, and 20 chambers in state legislatures. If Richmond gets his way that will happen again in 2022.
Rep. Abigail Spanberger, who’s twice won in a suburban Richmond district is loudly disputing Richmond’s advice. She has seen and understands why Republicans swept Virginia. She told the NYT that the voters did not put him in office to be an FDR clone.
Richmond says that is not true and the voters put him in office to make drastic changes. How does he explain Biden’s approval rate of 38%?
When asked if Congresswomen Spanberger (D-VA) was wrong for saying Biden wasn't elected "to be FDR" @Richmond46 says " I think she is, people elected President Biden to do big things." #FoxNewsSunday
— FoxNewsSunday (@FoxNewsSunday) November 7, 2021
Richmond claims that Biden has an ambitious plan for America and I agree and it’s called the Hate America First Agenda. Since taking office has done nothing for the American people. His policies have benefitted Russia, Chia, Iran, and illegal aliens, not American citizens.
Despite Republicans’ huge Nov. 2 achievements and a split Congress, many — like the left-leaning historians who brainwashed the gullible Biden earlier this year — still think this is 1933 or 1965.
Charlie Cook, the veteran non-partisan election analyst, explained last month that a New Deal agenda is pretty tough to pull off with 91 fewer House and nine fewer Senate seats than FDR had. The party also has 73 fewer House seats and 18 fewer Senate seats than Lyndon Johnson did when he implemented the radical Great Society domestic programs.
“They are pretending they have political capital in the bank when the reality is, they are overdrawn,” Cook said. “Democrats pushed for way too much without having the political capital to make it stick. It’s killing them on overreach and it is killing them on competence. If misreading a mandate is a sin in politics, pretending that you have one when you don’t is a mortal sin.”
