Also depends on the candidates. Sherrod Brown for OH is the obvious example but you also might have somewhere like Kansas in play if Kelly runs for example. Ditto Kentucky as a wildcard if Beshear runs for the seat now that it's open.

Eh, it's not a 1:1 given how many ports there are but it's true people forget how barren the Switch 1's exclusives (Even BotW was Wii U) were until fall; most of the Switch 2 titles right now are cross-platform/ports aside from DK/MK

Bigger issue is you can just get a Switch 1 for the same games rn

It also helps that House Ds are more regularly able to be held accountable (primaried, pushed by their base or just end up losing because they pissed said base off) due to shorter terms whereas senate Ds like Sinema/Fetterman only get that every 6 years barring a special election being their way in

Back in my day, Nintendo consoles came with a free game that didn't cost no flippin' 80 billion cakes!

This time, it runs like a slightly wet sock that you can't take off in public because of social norms and you need to get some groceries despite the rain

Monologue Impossible: Bloodlines

"Can't grow up to vote against us if they die due to lead poisoning"

-GQP

I feel like the other thing that needs to be discussed is statehood for the other unincorporated territories (Guam, Virgin Isles, American Samoa) - especially with the messed up state regarding being born "US nationals" vs. outright citizens for the people born there.

The 3rd thing was a complete collapse in 3rd party voting outside of Quebec

And Kevin "boat murder" O'Leary