This is a good point, and it overlooks another argument that further strengthens the case for voting for Randy: The party in power (more specifically, the party that controls the White House) will face a large and predictable backlash in the upcoming midterms and Presidential election; the President’s party has lost seats in the House in every recent midterm except 2002, which was a major outlier because of 9/11. If Randy wins, the backlash will favor the Democrats. If Donna wins, it will favor the Republicans.
This is a good point, and it overlooks another argument that further strengthens the case for voting for Randy: The party in power (more specifically, the party that controls the White House) will face a large and predictable backlash in the upcoming midterms and Presidential election; the President’s party has lost seats in the House in every recent midterm except 2002, which was a major outlier because of 9/11. If Randy wins, the backlash will favor the Democrats. If Donna wins, it will favor the Republicans.