Is This the WORST Midterm Election of Our Lifetime? | Nancy Mace

[00:00] If you're a Republican and you think the Senate is safe, think again. I can't tell if we're getting hoodwinked by fake polls on the left and the right, or if this is going to be the worst election of our lifetime. Tonight, we're going to dive into one of the ugliest midterm elections in U.S. history. I think we're going to be like 2006 during the Bush era. If we are one week out, the map is uglier than a progressive TED Talk in California or New York. We're already in a bloodthirsty midterm election. Tonight, everybody gets maced.

[01:01] Can you do me one favor right now? Hit the subscribe button. We're going to start with the one race that Democrats already believe is theirs. You can tell by the way that they're acting. He's a state representative from the very liberal Austin, Texas area. He is up against Republican Ken Paxson. Now, just to be fair, I don't have a dog in this fight. I'm a raging conservative, but I'm also someone who's stood up for victims and survivors. I've stood against child rapists and pedophiles. Telerico has led most of the polls so far, but I don't think they're right. The Heritage Action Group, Republican Association, has Telerico, or Telerico, I can't say his name, up by four points a week out from the election. Now I'm questioning everything about Texas. So I can't tell if we're getting hoodwinked by fake polls on the left and the right

[01:54] or if this is going to be the worst election of our lifetime. Our trans community needs abortion care, too. Something that you love that's not family or friends. I love trans children. God is non-binary. It is now existential that we try to reduce our meat consumption. Modern science obviously recognizes there are many more than two biological sexes. In fact, there are six. Now, Telerico talks about the tax code like he's giving out communion. This is one weird, strange bird. This is a race where you're voting against the lesser of two evils. Telerico is bad. He can't even acknowledge what a woman is. He preaches about trannies like he's in some sort of a church. And I think he uses Christianity and faith as a wedge to get voters. I don't trust him, but Texas has seen this movie before, and that movie's name was Beto.

[02:54] And it didn't go to theaters. It went straight. It went straight to some cheap streaming platform. And, you know, Paxton's no choir boy, okay? He's had, I think, multiple lovers, apparently, allegedly. I don't care about his personal life, quite frankly, in that way. Everybody knows it, but Texas is still Texas. And Telerico, I think Telerico goes home. I don't think he's trustworthy. He doesn't come off that way. Paxton will hold this seat in Republican hands. I don't really care what the polls say on Texas. I think people are missing the fact that MAGA, doesn't like to be polled, okay? And there's a lot of MAGA in Texas. And MAGA votes on Election Day. And the only poll that really matters is the one on Election Day. And I think that Paxton pulls this thing off. The one race that keeps me up at night, that I have nightmares about, is Michigan. You all know Michigan. It's Mike Rogers versus Abdul El-Sayed, the jihad-adjacent, Muslim Brotherhood-adjacent, U.S.

[03:56] Senate candidate. He's a candidate communist, socialist, it's all the same to Democrats. Abdul calls himself a physician, but he's never had a medical license. Right off the bat, you know, this guy's a liar. And El-Sayed has led every October poll. And the new Detroit News poll this morning has him up about six points and winning independence. This guy that is aligned with the Muslim Brotherhood is winning over independence. The guy that lied about his medical credentials, it seems, or appears at least wanted to mislead people. He's winning with independent voters. That is not a good sign. And Mike Rogers lost his seat by a hair in 2024. Well, that's what you get when you have an AIPAC-backed politician. Thank you, Dr. El-Sayed. Congressman Rogers, second rebuttal, 30 seconds. So being bought off by the Muslim Brotherhood, having donors to his campaign from Hamas, that's Fort Hezbollah, is not a problem? Yeah, protecting Jews is the problem. You have one Jewish state in the world, and you're attacking Mike Rogers.

[04:57] You're attacking Mike Rogers for taking money from AIPAC, and clearly it's not enough because Abdul El-Sayed is in the lead in every single poll in October going into the election one week out. This is a guy whose own sister said they had members of their family arrested for being members of the Muslim Brotherhood. When they show you who they are, believe them. And watch this clip of Abdul El-Sayed being nasty with the kindest, nicest Brad Bear. Mike Rogers has been really hitting this Muslim Brotherhood thing. I know you don't want to talk about your family and the history there. But he goes back. to his campaign sites. No, no, no. Let me just stop there. I'm not interested. I'm not interested in what you're going to pull out in a ridiculous 2012 statement in a letter. You're going to pull that out of context. I believe that Abdul El-Sayed is losing steam in the last few days of the race, but I don't think he's losing it fast enough. We're keeping Texas, but if Michigan stays blue, that means Republicans have almost no room for error anywhere else. Which brings me to my home state of South Carolina, not North Carolina.

[05:57] South Carolina, South Carolina. There was a poll out this morning by the South Carolina Policy Council. Look at the screen now. You can see it, and it shows that Darlene Graham, Lindsey Graham's sister, who replaced him on the ballot, is only winning the bright red state of South Carolina. Now, before you say that this poll is an outlier, the Trafalgar poll of the last week or two had Darlene Graham only up by one point also. If Annie Andrews is only down by one point, she's clearly within the margin of error. People are pushing back against Darlene Graham being Lindsey Graham's sister and being the nominee. They're furious about it. And we know this because the governor's race in the same poll is being led by a Republican on the ballot by about 10 points, which is about right about a week out. The governor should win by at least 10 points. And this race, when Jamie Harrison ran against Lindsey Graham six years ago and it was a $230 million race, Lindsey Graham still won it by 10 points, even though he was outspent by Democrats. The problem part is that the governor is not winning the race. And the only part of it is Darlene Graham hasn't raised any money.

[06:59] She raised a couple hundred thousand dollars for a U.S. Senate seat where her Democrat opponent raised over $10 million. And I ran against Annie Andrews four years ago and I beat Annie Andrews by 14 points. When you're talking about liberal white women, woke liberal white women, Annie Andrews is the wokest of the woke. She is the most liberal white woman anyone could pick to be on the ballot for Democrats anywhere in the United States. The most woke. The most liberal white woman ever.

[07:27] And we're in a dead heat in South Carolina. So we're in dire straits. I do believe that Darlene is going to I do think she's going to pull it off. So right now it's not a victory lap. It's a tight race. It's a nail biter. And it's going to depend on MAGA showing up to vote on Tuesday. If MAGA stays home, Darlene loses. Which brings me, I want to talk about my seat that I currently hold in South Carolina, South Carolina's first congressional district. I see a poll where Darlene Graham is up by one point. And then I see a poll where the governor is up by 10 points. It makes me deeply concerned because I have two women running for my seat to succeed me. One of them whose name is Nancy. That's the Democrat on the ballot. She's a three-star admiral, Nancy LaCour. And I am very concerned. If the governor's race is 10 points ahead, Darlene Graham's race is only one point ahead. I've polled in my district where the district can sway 20 points in either direction, depending on the person or the policy. And now that we have this eight-point spread potentially between the governor's race and the Senate race, I am very concerned about the seat that I hold right now.

[08:35] Republican Ginny Costa-Honeycutt's on the ballot to replace me against a three-star admiral. Two Democrat polls have LaCour up. The Republican poll has LaCour down. And then there's a poll that has not hit the scene that has LaCour up by about five points. I heard that the Michael Muley, the consultant for Honeycutt, is freaking out and Republicans just put another $1.4 million into Beaufort County media market, which is where all of our veterans are, which was smart, very smart for them to do. I have maxed out to Ginny Honeycutt. I gave her $5,000. When I ran, I didn't have my predecessors helping me. Tim Scott did not help me win this seat. Mark Sanford surely, sure as hell didn't help me win this seat when I flipped it from a Democrat to Republican. Henry Brown, who was on the ballot years ago, supported me. Sweet man. He held the seat for a couple of years. But forecasters still haven't leaned Republican. I'm there. I think it's kind of a toss-up right now just based on where the Senate race is and where the governor's race is.

[09:36] We just don't know where people are going to vote. Down here, Charleston County is going to be heavily Democrat. And part of this district is part of it is Charleston County. I think it's going to be much closer than it has to be. I won this seat by 18 points just two years ago. And I left it in good Republican hands because I won it by 18 points. And I said I wasn't going to run again. I said I would only serve three terms. And I did that because I feel like you need to have turnover. I believe in term limits. And I thought really I worked really hard to get my seat into a good place for Republicans. And so I pray that it stays in Republican hands. But Democrats, the Super PAC just pledged more than $2 million in TV ads for La Cour in the final days of the race. And that makes me very, very nervous. Again, this is a swing seat that nobody believed was a swing seat. But I can tell you based on the data, based on polling I've done over the years, this seat can swing 10 to 20 points in any direction based on the person or the policy.

[10:37] And so this seat stays red if the base shows up. That means Berkeley and Dorchester counties have to sit up. So if you sit home anywhere in the country, you cannot get mad if a Republican loses a House seat, or a Senate seat. We need every single Republican to get out and vote. So if you wake up and you're now represented by a Democrat,

[11:01] don't be mad if you did not vote. Which brings me to a Republican seat. And it is in Ohio. It is the governor's race, not a Senate seat, where Republicans, a Republican, is helping other Republicans lose. Now as much as I get attacked by Republicans or by influencers, and I do punch back on occasion, I punch hard, I do not like Republican-on-Republican violence. I do not like MAGA-on-MAGA violence. I do not like Libertarian-on-Libertarian violence. We are one party that should welcome all factions of the party, whether you are a Libertarian, whether you're a MAGA, whether you're a conservative, whether you're a neocon even, and I vehemently disagree with you on that. So first off, my disclosure is I'm a conservative. I've thrown plenty of punches for myself and other conservatives like Vivek Ramaswamy, but I'm not going to sugarcoat this one. This was a race in Ohio that is currently held by a Republican governor that we could have won until about a week ago.

[12:08] Now the buildup is, the story is, that Vivek and Amy Acton were neck and neck. They were tied, and all the data that I have seen, they were completely tied in the governor's race until about a week ago. It's not easy for a mother to say this, but Amy has a serious problem. She is a liar. She lies about her past. Acton's mother was married to a man, Acton's stepfather, who was charged with raping Amy Acton as a 12-year-old child. Amy Acton's mother decided to stay with the man who was charged with raping her child. So when her mother, lost custody of her kids, and went on the lam, because this man went on a run after he was arrested, and allegedly it wasn't his first time he was arrested for the same thing with his own biological daughter, before this, Vivek wants to pretend that's not what this is about, but when you bring the mother on to call her daughter a liar, and the daughter was raped by the mom's husband, and charged with rape, and her kids were taken away from her, that's what this is about.

[13:21] Vivek Ramaswamy puts the mother defending the man charged with sexual abuse in an ad, all to save his failing campaign. We are not the party of pedophiles. We aren't the party of people who support pedophiles. That was an ad by the Lincoln Project. I don't know if there's any money behind that ad. If there is real money behind that ad in Ohio, it's only going to get worse for Vivek Ramaswamy. I say this as a woman. I say this as a survivor. I say this as someone who's protected women and children. I say this as someone who wants conservatives in the Senate, who wants conservative governors. I'm a massive Ron DeSantis fan. We need more people like that, not less. But this was literally taking a shotgun to the face. This was Vivek's own October surprise on himself. And it didn't have to be that way. He should have focused on the freedoms that Amy Acton took away during COVID-19. Republican Governor Mike DeWine said that it was wrong to run the ad and that he should pull the ad down. I would just urge the Ramaswamy campaign to take this down.

[14:21] Senator John Husted said he would not have run the ad. I went further than that on CNN. This ad is going to go down as the most shameful, disgusting, offensive ad this election season. It's okay to attack her record because she's got a terrible record for Ohio. It's not okay to have her mother attack her as a kid who was raped by her husband. Republicans can beat Democrats without dragging their very private trauma into an ad. It did not have to be this way. If we can't figure that out, we deserve to lose. And I say this as someone who is a vehement conservative, who is MAGA, who is a little libertarian, who would prefer to have a conservative rather than a rhino in the Senate or in the governor's seat. I say that because the Republicans should be the party of women. Republicans have been the ones fighting for women. They've been fighting for women and girls for years now as Democrats have stripped our rights away.

[15:23] I imagine Amy Acton is one of those people that thinks men, mentally ill men, can be in the bathroom with little girls. I imagine that's what her position is because that's the Democrat party's position. And so when I look at this and I say he could have won without it because there were other extreme positions that he could have showcased in an ad and not bringing up the mom who went on the lam with the man who was charged with raping her kid. It's going to go down as one of the ugliest ads I've ever seen in my lifetime. And it's dishonorable. So three more races that decide the Senate. So don't look away. Honorable mentions are Maine, North Carolina, and Georgia. Maine, Susan Collins is in real trouble, they say, because Troy Jackson, the cousin lover, the man who, he didn't marry his cousin, he just had children with her. Troy Jackson, Mr. Incest, is leading in the Maine polls. This has been a Democratic target for years. The math looks better for them today than it did six years ago.

[16:26] We'll see how that goes. North Carolina, we're losing it. Republicans pulled out their money in North Carolina. We've had some blunders down in Georgia, and we are definitely not flipping it. It's going to stay with beta male John Ossoff. He's leading Mike Collins by about eight points. So those three races plus Ohio are the difference between keeping the Senate and watching the Democrats take it. A Senate majority decides who gets confirmed to the federal courts. It decides the filibuster. It decides what the Supreme Court looks like, and if they stuff the court, stack the court, expand the court. It decides whether we can stop the worst of what the left wants to do. Remember when we had all these open borders under Joe Biden? It will be far worse. It's about the quality of the candidate. It's about the quality of the ads. It's about the quality of the attack and what's resonating with both. There's neither side that I've seen in any race in the country right now for House or the Senate is addressing the cost of living, is addressing corruption.

[17:29] And ironically, the people, the man that the left hates the most, Donald Trump, is the one that's been weeding out corruption even in his own party. It's sort of like equal opportunity going after corruption. Ironically, the corruption issue is actually being addressed by the president, but nobody's covering that story. Michigan is the danger. Ohio made it harder than it needed to be. And South Carolina is too close for comfort. Maine and North Carolina are leaning the wrong direction. Georgia stays blue. At the end of the day, these polls are just a snapshot. It is a picture of a moment in time. And you can just ask the pollsters about 2016 in Wisconsin. CNN now projects that Donald Trump will carry the state of Wisconsin. He will win Wisconsin with its 10 electoral votes. He's cracked the so-called blue wall that Hillary Clinton had tried to create. Yeah, they still flinch on that one because they called it wrong. Desperately wrong. The only poll that matters is the one on election day. Get your people out. Get your family out. Get all your adult children out. Take them with you. I got one in college who I'm going to force to come down to vote in this election. Find your polling place.

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