Right now, things could hardly be looking brighter for Democrats. At the top of the ticket, the presidential race is looking as good as they could ever have hoped. Downballot, their majority in the House is looking sturdy and their chances of winning control of the Senate are very good, well north of 50 percent. …
But even when political parties appear to be enjoying a favorable election year, they can be forced to make tough decisions. Do Democrats allocate resources to tougher states like Georgia, Iowa, Ohio and, or, as Erin Covey wrote in National Journal this week, in the Lone Star State? CONT.
Charlie Cook