'I think folks now feel like not only does Trump have to go, but his enablers have to go too.' Senate Democrats are growing increasingly bullish about their chances to retake the majority in the chamber in November.
In the race for Senate control, Democrats see a nationalized referendum on a President who has failed to contain the coronavirus and resulting economic collapse. A moment of racial reckoning over policing and inequality has mobilized their base.
"I think it is going to be a really rough election," Sen. Shelley Moore Capito said of the November elections."I think the map is going to be really close. We are a really closely divided country and so I have been in a lot political contests. I am not really surprised."Even in some states Republicans were expected to win handily, the ground may be shifting. In Iowa, a new Des Moines Register poll out earlier this month showed Sen.
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