Why A Democrat Coming Close To A Congressional Spot In Georgia Is Not A Win For Democrats

The biggest story over the last couple of days has been of the victory by Democrat Congressional candidate Jon Ossoff. Well, his near victory, at least. But the Left sure loves to make it sound as though he’s already won.
 
He came just short of the 50% of the vote he needed to outright win the spot, so he will be facing off against the other top vote-getter, Republican candidate Karen Handel, in a runoff election in June.
 
But the MSM and the Left in general is ecstatic that Ossoff came so close to clinching the spot. CNN went as far as to say that it’s a wakeup call to Republicans of Trump’s unpopularity.
 
They really want to hang on to this one, even if he fell just short of it. But let’s look at some facts. There were 12 Republican candidates running in this race as opposed to only 5 Democrats. Having this many Republicans running in the same race divides the vote within the party, while Democrats can rally behind the one who’s in the lead, regardless of whether or not he or she is the best candidate in the race.
 
Honestly, the fact that there were so many Republicans running and the Democrats still couldn’t win outright tells you something: Democrats are vastly unpopular. It’s the equivalent of Hillary running against nearly all of the Republicans that ran in the Primary Election and still falling just short of 270.
 
Knowing this, these election results are great news, even if a Democrat almost won. This means that, even when most people are undecided on who they want, they still don’t want a Democrat.
 
And things will get tough for Ossoff come the June runoff election. Since he’s now running against one Republican candidate in a historically Republican state, having not even won in April when he had the best of chances to win, he’ll have to fight an uphill battle. Even CNN agrees with the fact that it will be difficult for him to win.
 
But that won’t really matter until June. Today, the Left will carry on their misconception that Trump is vastly unpopular and that most people that voted for him regret doing so. Even Ossoff thinks this is a great victory for the Democrats. “This is already a remarkable victory.” ”We defied the odds, shattered expectations, and now are ready to fight on and win in June.”
 
The New York Times are even hypothesizing that Republicans will hesitate to run in the first midterm election. If they think this “almost victory” will deter any Republican from running, they are sorely mistaken.
 
The Democrats have yet to awaken to the reality that, no matter what, they are not wanted. In a race that had mostly Republicans running, the fact that a Democrat couldn’t clinch a victory tells you that they really are not wanted in the government. Granted, this was in Georgia, a largely and historically Republican state, but that matters little to show just how big of a loss this is to Democrats.
 
They view it in an entirely different way and express to people that the way they see it is the way it is. At least they’ll have better luck convincing people that this was a Democrat win than that Trump is a racist hateful bigot. They refuse to accept the fact that this is no win at all, until Ossoff has clinched the spot. Unless he does that, this should be considered a phenomenal loss, knowing how good of a shot a Democrat had to win it.
 
But the Left and the devil love to deceive people. The very first sin that Eve committed was in result of the devil’s deception, after all. Satan said that if Eve ate the forbidden apple, she would be like God. He deceived her into doing something he wanted her to do like the Left deceives people into doing something they want them to do. But Satan’s evil deed will not go unpunished, neither will the Left’s. We know what happens in the end, as I’ve said in the previous article. God wins and the Devil loses.
 
Genesis 3:4
“The serpent said to the woman, ‘You surely will not die! For God knows that in the day you eat from it your eyes will be opened, and you will be like God, knowing good and evil.’”
 
Author: Freddie M.