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If the usually-conservative Wisconsin Senator is calculating that the number of votes he might gain from Organized Faggotry in November will exceed the number of votes he will lose from taking this stance, he is certain to be wrong. It's more a case of Johnson being terrified of media backlash if he dares to support the natural definition of marriage.

Johnson is facing a very tough re-election fight which he is looking increasingly less likely to win, and (combined with the probable adverse outcome of the Governor election in his state after the GOP nominates the weaker Trump-endorsed candidate, Michaels) puts Wisconsin right up there with Pennsylvania and Georgia as far as upcoming major disappointments we could be seeing in statewide elections in November.

Arizona has a solid chance to make this list after two good conservatives win their primaries then get "Mastriano-ed"-- that's what it's called when the GOP establishment and big-$$$ donors, having failed to rig the primary in their favor, run shrieking hysterically to the left and support the Democrats in the general election.