Failed Texas Democrat Candidate Sounds Alarm: 2022 ‘Could Be Major Setback’ for Democrats

[mystery-ak]

Failed Texas Democrat Candidate Sounds Alarm: 2022 ‘Could Be Major Setback’ for Democrats

Jacob Bliss 3 May 2021

Failed special election Democrat candidate Jana Lynne Sanchez has sounded the alarm that 2022 “could be a major setback” for Democrats if they lose their slim majority in the House of Representatives.

Sanchez, after not receiving enough votes last Saturday to make the special election runoff, has a very strong message for the Democrats.

Sanchez lost by fewer than 400 votes to come in third place. Republican candidates did extremely well, edging out the rest of the field. Sanchez said the Republicans received an overwhelming majority (62 percent) of the total voters.

Sanchez continued to say, “all the things I thought would have motivated Democrats” to come and vote failed.

She believes if the Democrats continue to fail at getting “voters out” and “don’t organize and prepare,” the 2022 midterms will “be a major setback” for the Democrats trying to enact House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) partisan socialist agenda in Washington, DC.

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https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021/05/03/failed-texas-democrat-candidate-sounds-alarm-2022-major-setback-democrats/

[jafo2010]

Anyone that voted for ANY DEMOCRAT, deserves the brutal screwing they will get, figuratively speaking.

Nothing would please me more than to see not a single Democommie elected in the next elections.  I consider all of them as enemies of the state, with the intent to destroy this country.  They have already done a fine job of destroying a number of cities in the USA, including but not limited to Seattle, Portland, Minneapolis, and parts of Chicago.

This country just does not need these people. 

[corbe]

   The incumbent party, historically, usually does in the first midterm, I don't think it will break obummer's records.
 
   I'm still not sure we'll take the House, we really don't know the depth of the fight between Trump and the GOP, right now. 

   They are so wrongly strong in their convictions they are starting to Troll him, so we'll know soon.

[IsailedawayfromFR]

Like Beto, she is a multiple failure as a candidate as she lost the election for the same seat in 2018.

[Sled Dog]

When I hear "failed Texas Rodent", I automatically conjure up the image of a drunken Irishman pretending to be a Mexican wearing a bunny rabbit costume in the woods with other men in other costumes.

Sanchez just sounds like an illegal alien to me.

[Sled Dog]

   The incumbent party, historically, usually does in the first midterm, I don't think it will break obummer's records.
 
   I'm still not sure we'll take the House, we really don't know the depth of the fight between Trump and the GOP, right now. 

   They are so wrongly strong in their convictions they are starting to Troll him, so we'll know soon.

There's no fight between President Trump and the GOP right now.

There's a big fight between the Americans, of whom Trump is one, and the GOP-e, and has been since they joined in the coup against him in August 2016.

The Americans are going to have a tough time recovering the House not because of any dirty tricks the GOP-e will pull, but because the Rodents took the House in 2018 with a massive vote fraud operation, something they'd been using to steal seats in House and Senate for decades.

[Sled Dog]

Anyone that voted for ANY DEMOCRAT, deserves the brutal screwing they will get, figuratively speaking.

Nothing would please me more than to see not a single Democommie elected in the next elections.  I consider all of them as enemies of the state, with the intent to destroy this country.  They have already done a fine job of destroying a number of cities in the USA, including but not limited to Seattle, Portland, Minneapolis, and parts of Chicago.

This country just does not need these people.

Pig farms always need more protein in their feed.

[libertybele]

   The incumbent party, historically, usually does in the first midterm, I don't think it will break obummer's records.
 
   I'm still not sure we'll take the House, we really don't know the depth of the fight between Trump and the GOP, right now. 

   They are so wrongly strong in their convictions they are starting to Troll him, so we'll know soon.

IMHO the fight truly isn't between Trump and the GOP, the fight is trying to restore election integrity and the underhandedness of the DEMS.

[Kamaji]

IMHO the fight truly isn't between Trump and the GOP, the fight is trying to restore election integrity and the underhandedness of the DEMS.

That's exactly right.

[Fishrrman]

Every ounce of Republican effort right now (and until 2024) should be putting into place election reforms in critical states to combat the DCP's "underground election apparati" that will be brought to bear in the 2022 midterms and in the 2024 presidential election.

It's an uphill climb, but so long as the DCP can control election outcomes through "the apparati", there's no future for the country or Constitution...

(DCP = democrat communist party)

[Sled Dog]

IMHO the fight truly isn't between Trump and the GOP, the fight is trying to restore election integrity and the underhandedness of the DEMS.

The True Fight starts with eliminating the enemies in our own house, then we can focus more efficiently on the more open enemies with the long hairless tails.

Civil wars get messy.   But we have to stop allowing traitors to share our name.   They are not Republicans.  If they're NT, they're RodeNT.   That's all there is to that.

[HoustonSam]

Every ounce of Republican effort right now (and until 2024) should be putting into place election reforms in critical states to combat the DCP's "underground election apparati" that will be brought to bear in the 2022 midterms and in the 2024 presidential election.

Precisely true, and that's why the Ds are trying to enlist corporations, entertainment, professional sports, etc to turn against states that enact meaningful procedures to ensure the integrity of elections.  Fortunately a number of R-majority state legislatures and R governors seem to be up to the challenge.

If the R party is going to have a future, that future begins at the state level.

[Bigun]

Precisely true, and that's why the Ds are trying to enlist corporations, entertainment, professional sports, etc to turn against states that enact meaningful procedures to ensure the integrity of elections.  Fortunately a number of R-majority state legislatures and R governors seem to be up to the challenge.

If the R party is going to have a future, that future begins at the state level.

The Democrats in Houston are sure upset at what the Texas legislature is currently up to in that regard.

[sneakypete]

There's no fight between President Trump and the GOP right now.

There's a big fight between the Americans, of whom Trump is one, and the GOP-e, and has been since they joined in the coup against him in August 2016.

The Americans are going to have a tough time recovering the House not because of any dirty tricks the GOP-e will pull, but because the Rodents took the House in 2018 with a massive vote fraud operation, something they'd been using to steal seats in House and Senate for decades.

@Sled Dog

Thank you for separating the actual Americans from the RINO's,who are nothing less than globalist scum committing treason for profit.

[HoustonSam]

The Democrats in Houston are sure upset at what the Texas legislature is currently up to in that regard.

Yep, I saw that the mayor and the county judge were working up some kind of response, but I have not seen the latest on it.

From what I've seen Mayor Sylvester Turner seems likeable on a personal level, but anything that upsets him and Judge Lina Hidalgo would get my vote.  However I live across the county line in Ft Bend so I can only watch.  I would like to know more about the Houston Partnership companies that have joined them in protest; that would tell me which companies to avoid.

[IsailedawayfromFR]

Yep, I saw that the mayor and the county judge were working up some kind of response, but I have not seen the latest on it.

From what I've seen Mayor Sylvester Turner seems likeable on a personal level, but anything that upsets him and Judge Lina Hidalgo would get my vote.  However I live across the county line in Ft Bend so I can only watch.  I would like to know more about the Houston Partnership companies that have joined them in protest; that would tell me which companies to avoid.

Cannot find list, but suspect many of those who opposed Texas' sensible bathroom bill years ago will be part of the 175 companies.

https://www.chron.com/neighborhood/memorial/news/article/Houston-area-business-leaders-submit-letter-in-11721079.php

[Bigun]

Yep, I saw that the mayor and the county judge were working up some kind of response, but I have not seen the latest on it.

From what I've seen Mayor Sylvester Turner seems likeable on a personal level, but anything that upsets him and Judge Lina Hidalgo would get my vote.  However I live across the county line in Ft Bend so I can only watch.  I would like to know more about the Houston Partnership companies that have joined them in protest; that would tell me which companies to avoid.

You are about three counties south of me @HoustonSam but watching the clown show in Houston is GREAT entertainment.

Here's a link that may provide some insight on the Greater Houston Partnership: https://www.houston.org/membership/directory

[Victoria33]

@mystery-ak
@Cyber Liberty

Historically, in Texas, Democrats have a poor number showing in primary elections and less than that showing up in a special election.  Republicans show up for any election, including dog catcher.
 Therefore, I am not surprised a Democrat lost in a special election.

Now, the caveat is, Democrats DID show up in big numbers in the last Texas primary election.  I was shocked to see that big number; never happened for the 16 years I was working in elections.   So, my analysis is, Dems are still not showing in special elections.