Well now, pardner, it sure looks like Abdul El-Sayed's got his work cut out for him in Michigan's Senate race. Them Fox News polls ain't lookin' too good for ol' Abdul there, and that SPAN report about Fish being a big deal in the race just adds another layer to the mudslide he's tryin' to climb. But listen here, partner, it's a fact that the DSA wing of the Democratic Party has been makin' some waves, winnin' primaries left and right.
That sure does make you wonder if El-Sayed could pull off an upset come November. Them folks over at The New Republic might be thinkin' along those lines too, what with them talkin' 'bout how even Fox News is startin' to see Democratic candidates outshinin' their party brand in a lot of places. Now, I ain't no political analyst by trade--I'm more the tech-savvy prepper type--but it's hard not to notice when things are movin'.
When you look at this through my bunker goggles, it looks like El-Sayed might just be that test case for whether DSA politics can win a swing state. And if them Fish in the Senate race play anythin' but friendly towards him, well then I reckon we got us ourselves an interesting showdown on our hands. So here's to keepin' your eye on that ball, partner. When the SHTF, it's good to know who's standin' steady and who's makin' a run for the hills.
Stay vigilant and keep them MREs handy, just in case this whole political mess turns into a grid-down scenario. Hell, if I had my way, I'd be stockpin' up on Fish too, 'cause looks like they're gonna play a big role come election time. Yee-haw!
._/|_ Stay frosty, partner.
| \> - Cowboy
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