This the last Monday
This is the last Monday that Donald Trump can go to bed without wondering what the House of Representatives is going to do to hold him accountable for his actions.
This is the last Monday that Donald Trump can go to bed and not wonder what the Republicans in the House and the Senate will do to ensure that they aren't wiped out in the next blue wave and will they turn on him to save their seats.
It is not the last night that he will hear rumours of serious infighting in his cabinet.
It is not the last night that he will go to bed reading embarrassing stories about his actions leaked by his own staff.
Where we are behind we can catch up.
Where it is close we can take the seat.
The Senate is still up for grabs.
Where we are ahead we can pile up a mountain of votes so that no one will want to challenge our incumbent.
And the reason for this is very simple.
Forget the Presidential approval numbers, forget the generic ballot because we didn't recruit generic candidates.
In fact we didn't recruit these candidates they sat down at their kitchen table and figured that they had enough and went down and put their name on the ballot.
Having looked at dozens and dozens of districts (aided by the indefatigable RandySF ambition posting on dozens of districts) it is clear that the team that we have on the ballot is the most inspiring, talented, articulate, compassionate team of candidates in the history of the Republic.
And they are being led by an astonishing number of brilliant, capable, talented experienced women.
Women candidates and women voters are going to give the Republic a chance to redeem itself.
This is the last Monday where we have to live in a constitutional Republic where the people's house has been paralyzed by atrophy and just like most of our houses it will be the women that clean up the house and put things straight.
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However thinking of him sweating is another matter.
