Democrats already control the Senate, but the stakes in Georgia are high nonetheless.
, while Republicans seem increasingly resigned to the prospect of a Walker loss. “I think a lot of Republicans are hoping we’ll be pleasantly surprised, but there aren’t a lot of indications out there to base that on,” former Cobb County GOP Chairlast week. “Just a lot of hope and faith in things unseen. It’s the Christmas season, after all.” But Democrats aren’t taking the race for granted, and Warnock himself warned against celebrating too early in a Sunday sermon.
Hence the Obama appearance in Atlanta on Thursday, in which the former president absolutely shredded Walker over his bizarre stump speech rant about vampires and werewolves.
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