The Democrats are about to lose everything. A true day of reckoning could be on the horizon.
Because Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi are worried sick about this new U.S. Senate report.
Dave McCormick Discusses Pennsylvania Senate Race Dynamics Ahead of Election Day
In a recent interview, Dave McCormick, the Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, shared his insights on the current state of his campaign against incumbent Democratic Senator Bob Casey. With just 18 days remaining until Election Day, McCormick expressed confidence about his position in the race, despite labeling himself as the “underdog.”
Reflecting on his final debate against Casey, McCormick emphasized key issues that resonate with Pennsylvania voters, such as mass immigration and natural gas. He acknowledged the challenges posed by campaign financing, stating, “I’m being outspent, despite the lies of Bob Casey. If you look at the spending, he and his allies are outspending me by a lot. But I have enough to get my message out on the air, and I have huge momentum on the ground.”
McCormick cited grassroots efforts as a significant factor in his campaign, noting, “There’s lots of people knocking on doors. Millions of doors have already been knocked and will be knocked between now and November 5.” He believes that as more voters become acquainted with him and scrutinize Casey’s record, his chances will improve. “The polling supports it…my polling has closed to where it’s a tie race. And so the momentum is on my side,” he added.
Senator Bob Casey, who has been in office since 2006 and has consistently voted in alignment with President Joe Biden, faces increasing scrutiny as the race tightens. According to RealClearPolitics, a recent polling average shows Casey leading McCormick by less than four percentage points, a significant shift from a nine-point lead earlier in the year. The contest has also emerged as one of the most expensive Senate races, with both candidates and outside groups investing substantial funds.
Among the pressing issues facing voters, immigration stands out prominently. A September Monmouth University poll revealed that 38% of respondents considered immigration a top issue for the upcoming election. McCormick highlighted the strain that mass immigration places on Pennsylvania’s school systems and social services, asserting, “The most important thing is first to stop the flow. We have to secure the border. That’s first and foremost, job number one.” He expressed the complexities involved in addressing the status of those already in the country illegally, advocating for a comprehensive approach to immigration reform.
In addition to immigration, McCormick noted that abortion access and economic conditions are significant concerns for voters statewide. However, energy policy, particularly surrounding natural gas and fracking, may play a crucial role in the election. Pennsylvania ranks second in natural gas production nationally, supporting approximately 123,000 jobs. McCormick criticized the Biden administration’s regulations that he argues hinder the natural gas industry, stating, “What’s happened under Biden and Harris — and Bob Casey’s been 100% supportive of this — has been a war on fossil fuels.”
As the election nears, McCormick believes that the contrast between his candidacy and Casey’s will resonate with voters. He framed the race as one of change versus the status quo, saying, “It’s a race between someone who’s a combat vet, a West Point grad, a business guy, a political outsider, seventh generation Pennsylvanian, versus a guy who was born with a political spoon in his mouth.”
With the Pennsylvania Senate race poised to be pivotal for party control in the chamber, McCormick remains optimistic about his chances as he rallies support for his campaign.
Bob Casey is so weak, he's allowed his party to bully him into supporting insane policies like forcing women to compete with biological men in sports. pic.twitter.com/E6UNLmovBX
— Dave McCormick (@DaveMcCormickPA) October 18, 2024
Chuck Schumer And Nancy Pelosi Have Their Best Days Behind Them
The optics of this election aren’t looking good for the Democrats. Their backs are against the wall and they very well could lose everything, including the White House, the U.S. House and the U.S. Senate.
Chuck Schumer is very likely to lose his job as the U.S. Senate Majority Leader, and he’s performed so poorly in that role that it’s unlikely he’ll ever be trusted by the Democrat Party again.
And if the U.S. House stays in the GOP control, which very well could be the case given the recent race shifts, then Nancy Pelosi’s days in the sun are also done. She won’t be able to regain real U.S. House leadership ever again.
The Dave McCormick race, and the 2024 election as a whole, will tell us a lot about whether or not these Democrat career politicians will finally have to pick up and leave Washington, D.C. for good.
Stay tuned to the DC Daily Journal.
