Joy Behar Scolds Americans for Not Delivering Biden a Supermajority in Congress

By many standards, Democrats had a pretty good night during the 2022 midterm elections. They appear to have prevented Republicans from winning a massive majority in the House. And they have a good shot to, at the very…

Bradley CortrightNov 10, 20222 min read

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The panelists on “The View” love telling American voters they are not thinking about what is really best for them, or implying they do not know what is in their best interest. Which is rather insulting.

But her argument appears to be a little flawed. Six states this year had ballot measures about abortion. In California, Vermont, and Michigan, voters approved measures to enshrine access to abortion. In Kansas, Kentucky, and Montana voters rejected measures that would restrict access to abortion.

Additionally, many Republicans who questioned the results of the 2020 election either lost their own elections or won with narrow margins.

And in states such as Ohio, Georgia, and New Hampshire, Republican governors who did not question the results of the last election handily won reelection.

To assume that voters are not paying attention to “their own needs” does not seem to be accurate.

Instead, it appears voters gave some thought into what the candidates really stood for.

And so far, it appears they were not too interesting in supporting candidates who they believed were tethered to former President Donald Trump and his election claims.

But it also seems that as is typical in a midterm, they were weary of giving the party in control unchecked power.