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Arizona's Senate race dynamics have shifted with Sinema's exit, creating a two-person race between Kerry Lake and Ruben Gallego, where Gallego stands as the more progressive candidate with a strong chance of winning.
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Well, howdy there, internet people, let's bow again.
So today we are going to talk about Arizona
and the Senate race out there
and how everything is shaping up
because the dynamics have changed.
I know that this is going to be just heartbreaking
and devastating news for a whole lot of people
who watch this channel, but Sinema has dropped out.
If you're not aware of who she is,
She is a senator who was once part of the Democratic Party, who then became independent.
Widely viewed, a lot like Senator Manchin, somebody who, sure, part of the Democratic Party,
or at least caucuses with the Democratic Party, but not exactly anybody's definition of progressive.
probably best known or at least widely recognized as the senator who at times dressed like an
announcer at the Hunger Games.
So with her out of the way, it becomes a two-person race between Kerry quote Trump in Hills, Lake
or Ruben Gallego.
I don't think I need to go over Lake, so who's Gallego?
in the house a while, a Marine combat vet, probably best known by those people who
don't follow social media as the person who said there was treason in this house
today going with January 6th. If you follow social media you are aware of
what is probably his largest political liability and that's that at times he
talks like a Marine combat vet. As far as his views he is progressive but not like
hard left but progressive certainly more progressive than cinema or lake. As far
as his political liability I mean in this day and age I don't think that's
gonna be a big deal. Personally, I don't feel like Lake is going to win. I feel
like a lot of the claims that she made and previous performance indicates that
Arizona, maybe just isn't that into her, so
Gallego's probably got a pretty good shot if there's support
from the Democratic Party as a whole.
And that, the dynamic shift
there with Sinema being gone, it's hard to say
who would help more, because
she wasn't really, she wasn't really representative of the Democratic Party,
so in some ways her dropping out might actually help Lake because most of her
supporters were probably, they probably leaned a bit more conservative, but
given her baggage, as long as there's support, I feel like Gallego is going to
pull it off.
Anyway, it's just a thought, y'all have a good day.
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