An Ominous Rattle in the Engine for the GOP | National Review

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : "In a district carried comfortably by Donald Trump just a few months ago, they chose a better way forward -- an embrace of competence, commonsense, and a desire to bring people together.
52% : Earlier this week, NBC News reported, "While party leaders in Washington and Florida are ultimately confident that Fine will pull off a victory, Republicans say they're frustrated that they need to intervene in a district that Trump won by 30 points last year.
46% : Those numbers aren't a sign Republicans ought to panic, but they're also far from the numbers you would expect to see in a heavily GOP district, in Florida, when Trump and Republicans are seemingly riding high, and the Democratic brand is in the dumpster.
37% : Fourteen years later, the Left is still mad about Act 10, and Wisconsin voters must elect Brad Schimel to the supreme court on April 1 to preserve it.
25% : In November, Trump won the state, but by nine-tenths of a percentage point -- so Republicans don't have much margin for error here.

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