The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1548 - Are The Republicans Going To Blow 2022?
Aug 3, 2022
The podcast dives into the challenges facing Republicans as they gear up for the elections, revealing potential pitfalls in Senate races. It highlights the shift in Hispanic voter support and explores the dynamic political landscape in Florida, especially amid rising Republican registrations. The conversation also touches on Nancy Pelosi's controversial Taiwan visit and its implications on U.S.-China relations. Additionally, it critiques the Biden administration's foreign policy, particularly following the Afghanistan withdrawal, urging a focus on credibility in international commitments.
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Candidate Selection
- Republicans risk losing winnable elections by prioritizing passionate candidates over electable ones.
- This tendency, influenced by Trump's loyalty tests, could cost them the Senate and broader House majority.
Shifting Demographics
- The Hispanic vote is shifting towards Republicans, potentially signaling long-term trouble for Democrats.
- MSNBC's Steve Kornacki notes a 25-point swing since 2016, with Democrats now leading by just 13 points.
Florida's Red Shift
- In Florida, Republicans are gaining ground, with voter registration outpacing Democrats in Miami-Dade County.
- This shift suggests Florida is solidifying its position as a red state.