The Sabato forecast

By now, you may have heard the Larry Sabato forecast for the November vote. While Sabato stands away from partisanship, he is definitely not a Republican. He is predicting that the House will move to Republican hands and that the Senate will be a pickup of 8-9 seats for the Republicans, which is considerably different than earlier forecasts. You can read about it over at Powerline. The main thing is to STOP the funding of the absurd and undemocratic programs that are being passed by this administration. Then we move on to the presidency and the next election:

PAUL adds: I've been using Sabato's analysis of the House from July to keep tabs of the battle for the House. I picked Sabato's analysis not because he's necessarily better than the other folks who do this stuff, but because in July he had 13 Democratic-held seats leaning Republican and 26 Democratic-held seats as toss-ups, for a total of 39 Democratic seats in very serious jeopardy. 39 is, of course, the number of seats the Republicans need to gain, net, to take control (note, though, that a few Republican seats are likely to fall to Democrats).