Do Republicans have an electability problem?
We've heard a lot about the E-word when it comes to Democrats, not so much when it comes to Republicans.
But we should ask that question.
Donald Trump is an unpopular president leading an unpopular war.
Gas prices are sky high.
And Republicans have nominated a bunch of scandal-plagued candidates, like Ken Paxton in Texas or Max Miller in Ohio.
They've even nominated candidates who supported Donald Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election.
Here's Tom Tiffany, the Republican gubernatorial candidate in Wisconsin.
He voted not to certify Joe Biden's 2020 win.
Do you regret your vote, though?
I'm looking forward, not backwards.
So have Republicans set the stage for a backlash in the midterms?
This is going to be election between common sense versus crazy.
Do you want to run a candidate that hates Thanksgiving?
And are they the ones?
With an electability issue.
That's this week on America Actually where we talk to CJ Pearson.
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