I don't know how in the world I ended up with this lame "Benny Johnson" guy sending his tweets to my phone- probably something to do with clicking on one of your posts.
I'm not a "woke" Democrat, and I certainly am not particularly terrified of what ex-Fear Factor/UFC goofball Joe Rogan "predicts". I've never found him particularly politically astute or knowledgeable, although I do think it's pretty likely the GOP wins the House, but far less certain that they win the Senate. I think pro-GOIP pollsters have succeeded in creating this echo chamber the past 10 days, while there's been a dearth of credible non-partisan polling, and people are already voting...
I thought this discussion on The Hill was interesting. Robby Soave is pretty much right wing, and I'm not sure he buys Rogan's "analysis:. I thought LaRosa made some very good points, but the Sabby chick (who I guess is Progressive) seemed to more or less rely on anecdotal evidence that I didn't find particularly compelling.
It's kind of hard to take someone seriously who accuses Dems of focusing on "social issues", and seems to ignore how integral social issues are to the GOP playbook. Their "economic plan" seems to be to blame the Dems and avoid offering any specifics that they know people would not agree with (like tying SS and Medicare) to any plan to raise the debt ceiling. If the large early vote Dem lead in states like GA and PA does nothing else, it should dispel the notion that Dems aren't motivated to vote. Polls measure intent to vote, actual votes already cast are just waiting to be counted.