Polls Show Kyrsten Sinema Can't Win Reelection As A Democrat OR An Independent

If the current polls hold, then Senator Kyrsten Sinema has no chance at all of winning another term in the Senate. Not only can she not win as a Democrat, but the newest polls show that she wouldn't be able to run as a third party candidate and win, either. She has no one to blame but herself, but she doesn't exactly seem to be upset about her situation, either. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins discusses this.

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Kirsten S'S career has two more years before it is officially over as a lawmaker here in the United States. And the reason I can say that with such confidence is because we can look at poll numbers and the poll numbers right now show that it doesn't matter if Kirsten Sinema runs as an independent, because as we all know, she recently ceremoniously left the Democratic Party. So if she runs as an independent polls in her state of Arizona, show that she's going to get her handed to her. But if she chooses to run as a Democrat, like I'll, I'm going back to the party, I've made a mistake, please take me back. Well, guess what? If you do that, you won't win the primary and you would in fact be, uh, unseated by Ruben Gallegos. So those are her two options. Either run for Senate as an independent and lose hilariously or go back to being a Democrat and get your butt handed to you even earlier in the primary.

Either way, she doesn't stand a chance based on the polling. And that's not just, oh, this latest poll telling us that the polls for the past year have shown that Kirsten SMAs, actually one of the least popular senators in the United States, her approval rating in her home state is dramatically underwater. Oh, and by the way, the polls also show that if she runs as an independent, she's not actually hurting the Democratic candidate. She's equally siphoning votes from Republicans and Democrats because the numbers for both the potential Democrat and potential Republican increased by the same margin if you take her out as an independent. So I think that's kind of funny. So she will have no impact on the race and she sure isn't gonna win. So Kirsten Sinema her career, as I said, she's up in two years. It's over as a senator, but maybe that's her plan.

Maybe she's tired of the voting, maybe she's tired of all the drama. Maybe she's just tired of not getting enough attention. So maybe she's got bigger things on the horizon, things that pay more money. Maybe she's gonna be a lobbyist. Maybe she's gonna go into the media. Who knows what she'll do. But I guarantee you she's gonna land on her feet and it's gonna be a job that's gonna pay way more money than it's worth. But in terms of being a sitting member of Congress, her days are numbered. And that's a good thing. Cinema has become one of the biggest turncoats, one of the more disgusting characters we have seen over the last two years. Definitely one of the most disgusting on the left. She in the state of Arizona, made a name for herself before

She ever, ever ran for Senate as a progressive out there fighting for real progressive value. She was basically the Arizona version of Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren. And then when she got that power, when all that corporate money surrounded her in Washington DC it changed her. It changed her far quicker than we have seen any other person that goes to Congress be changed. It's time for her to Glo go. I'm glad she switched to being an independent now. I'll be glad in two years when she's out of the Senate for good.