Join Greg and Scot Bertram for the Thursday 3 Martini Lunch as they discuss evidence Alaska Democrats deliberately sought to sow confusion among voters in this year’s U.S. Senate race, another high-profile Democratic defection away from Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, Democrats in Philadelphia learning absolutely nothing from the 2008 financial crisis, & the very different values between voters in the two major parties.
First, they welcome the New York Times exposing Mary Peltola’s U.S. Senate campaign and other Democrats for actively trying to find other candidates named Dan Sullivan to run this year in order to confuse voters and siphon off votes from incumbent GOP Sen. Dan Sullivan. Greg and Scot discuss how this might impact the race and how the report finally forces the media to cover a story Republicans have been complaining about for months.
Next, they react to a Democratic megadonor, who is also engaged to former U.S. Senate candidate Rep. Haley Stevens, publicly endorsing Mike Rogers over Abdul El-Sayed. Scot and Greg discuss the factors that will determine who emerges victorious in perhaps the most high-profile Senate campaign of the year.
Then, they sigh as Philadelphia Democrats urge people with low incomes and low credit scores to buy homes with mortgages backed by the city. Scot explains why the left’s arguments on home ownership simply don’t stand up to logic or reality.
Finally, Greg and Scot review polling numbers showing a wide disparity in which values matter most to voters in the two major parties. They discuss the huge divide on patriotism, equality, responsibility, and other principles.
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