Comments by "Fredinno" (@innosam123) on "Johnson Wins in Chicago, Protasiewicz Wins in Wisconsin: Analysis" video.

  1.  @Charlemagnetheman  Not fast enough to give them a win in 2024. Also, Puerto Rico may or may not become a state by then, which is 6 EVs.
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  2. Would anti-voter ID even pass the supermajority GOP state house and senate?
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  3. WI went red in the Senate in 2022. Which was literally the only swing Senate seat the GOP kept in 2022.
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  4. The GOP still has a chance in WI, as it moved right in 2022 despite every other Rust Belt Swing state going left. There’s no massive redistributing in the state between now and 2025, so the damage would likely be limited (aside from voting laws- maybe). The problem is that the GOP HAS to win A swing rust-belt state to win. GA + NC + AZ + NV = 268 seats. Not enough to win the presidency. PA and MI are even more ‘fortified’ than WI, with incompetent Republican parties. Trump didn’t even win MN or NH in 2016. No chance he wins them in 2024. And NH has trended left since 2016. WI is NOT ‘throwing money away.’ If we lose WI, we lose the election.
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  5.  @starryrz9783  Huh? I’m looking at the NYT trend map for 2022 house, and VA trended right. VA is one of the most anti-Trump ‘swing states’. There’s been limited demographic shift since 2014, when Republicans got within 1 point of winning the Senate there. They just really despise Trump. Basically the opposite of the Rust Belt.
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