Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, (left) and Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., (right) — two Senate Armed Services Committee members facing tough re-election races this year — listen during a Capitol Hill hearing on Oct. 22, 2020. (Hannah Mckay/Pool via AP)
Military Times: Five national security races to watch on Election Night
National security hasn’t been at the forefront of the 2020 congressional campaigns, but the election results could have a significant impact on defense and foreign policy decisions on Capitol Hill next year.
In addition to the possibility that control of the White House and Senate could change parties, several prominent members of Congress up for re-election this cycle face difficult contests.
Their victories or defeat could help reshape their party’s messaging on military spending, overseas deployments and a host of other issues within the Defense Department.
Here are five of the most noteworthy races for defense advocates to keep an eye on:
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WNU Editor: Incumbency is a powerful thing in US elections. That is why making predictions in Senate and House of Representatives races are difficult. But I do expect Alamaba Democrat Sen. Doug Jones will be defeated on Tuesday. On The Republican side, Arizona Sen. Martha McSally is in trouble. I expect little if any changes in the House of Representatives.
Arizona Sen. Martha McSally a should be winning,
ReplyDeleteKelly met his current wife at 5 day a Chinese sponsored holiday/educational event.
Maybe the dumbest among us can count to 5.
For those of you, who drool and have the mental capacity of Joe Biden, CCP stands for Chinese Communist Party.
ReplyDeleteFor Mark Kelly, Attending Forum Hosted by CCP Was the Beginning of Lucrative Relationship with China
It means that Mark Kelly and many, many other Democrats have sold us out for 30 pieces of silver.