Two Guys on Politics: Nov. 2 elections portend Democrat midterm losses in 2022
In Season 1 Episode 10, November 4, 2021, former Congressman Bill Lipinski and former Chicago City Hall reporter Ray Hanania analyze the surprising Nov. 22, 2021 elections in which several Republicans easily defeated incumbent Democrats setting the stage for a much stronger Republican comeback in the midterm elections in 2022.
The defeat of former Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe to Republican businessman Glenn Youngkin in the race for governor.
The surprise victory of a New Jersey truck driver Edward Durr who spent less than $200 in his legislative campaign unseating veteran Democratic New Jersey Senate President Stephen M. Sweeney.
The thin victory margin of incumbent Democrat Governor Philip D. Murphy over Republican challenger Jack Ciattarelli.
But the big issue is how the biased mainstream news media favored Democrats and possibly contributed to their defeat by favoring the Democrats and exaggerating their performance. Would the Democrats have done better if they felt that their races were in jeopardy?
The mainstream news media gets much of the blame for the loss and for what appears to be a Democratic Party headed towards losing control of the U.S. House and the U.S. Senate in next year’s midterm elections.
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Bill Lipinski served as Democratic Committeeman/Alderman of Chicago’s 23rd Ward. Lipinski was elected to Congress in 1983 and served through 2005. He currently writes the “Right from the Center” opinion column at www.SuburbanChicagoland.com.
Ray Hanania covered Chicago City Hall from 1976 through 1992 and writes mainstream opinion columns for The Southwest News Newspaper Group and Middle East column at the Arab News Newspaper www.ArabNews.com
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