There will be more.
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One hopes.
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Well, damn
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Even before her party switch, she faced rumblings of a primary challenge in 2024 from Rep. Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.). Becoming an independent will avoid a head-to-head primary against Gallego or another progressive, should she seek reelection.
Well, there it is.
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She’s apparently delusional enough to believe that she’s got a shot at re-election.
The chart in this article is pretty remarkable. She’s got double-digit unfavorable ratings in every single demographic.
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That is pretty remarkable. Her unfavorablility rating is greater among Dems than Repubs. That has got to be one for the record books.
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Guess she took a look at the chart and thought “both Democrats and Republicans really hate me, but my net unfavorable rating among independents is only 10%! That’s my path to victory!”
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“Who hates me least” seems unlikely to work out for her, but I guess we shall see.
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Joe Manchin says . . .
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If she’s caucusing with Dems it doesn’t change the numbers. If she’s not, and she’s caucusing with herself, well, then she isn’t going to be on any committees? Huh?
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Now that she’s an (I) she’ll lose some of her voice in things. Manchin will once again be the “swing Democrat.”
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I guess she’ll continue to get money from the billionaires who like her roadblocking Dem legislation. And thinks that she has a chance in a 3 way race that splits the vote. 
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My suspicion, pollyannaish as it may be, is that her third party run might split the Repub vote and clear the way for a real Dem. A boy can dream…
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Given that her disapproval rating is higher among Dems than Reps, I think you’re onto something there.
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One wonders if they coordinated on that…
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If nothing else, this publicizes a terrible practice.
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