Much divides Republicans and Democrats these days; however, the only unifying theme is that both parties are preparing for next year’s midterm elections.
Republicans are already targeting the necessary districts, fundraising, and reaching out to voters. Furthermore, conservatives are prepared to use the failures of the Biden presidency as an opportunity to present alternative leadership to voters.
As it stands, Republicans have a very fair chance of getting back the House of Representatives next year and even the Senate. Democrats know this, also, and it has them concerned.
This week, Vice President Kamala Harris warned Democrats about the slimness of their majorities in Congress.
The vice president’s message to Democrats
On Friday, Harris spoke to leading Democrats during an online leftist fundraising event. The vice president’s commentary was very telling; she admitted that Democrats have “incredibly slim” majorities in the Senate and the House.
This preceded Harris telling Democrats that they’ll need significant voter turnout next year in order to prevent Republicans from winning back the Senate and the House. The vice president then stated that Democrats need to counter so-called “anti-voter” policies from Republicans.
