Nor should we want it to.

The grifter class is misaligned with reality.

Democrats play victim while still being the worst offenders when it comes to gerrymandering.

He would not be a solid general election candidate, but he's doing what he needs to do to win the nomination of a broken Democratic Party.

We don't have time to make the perfect the enemy of the good.

They can retake the House, but it likely won't be by much. Even on a good night for them.

He has the potential to go down in the top five if he does these three things.

Republicans have a very clear path to an expanded majority.

Their reaction to Trump's joint address to Congress is solid proof of it.

A blue wave was already unlikely. An "asterisk" midterm, however, seems plausible.