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That might be true but that's literally the same argument Republicans made in 2006, that Pelosi would fire up their base. It didn't happen. Remember how Kavanaugh was supposed to fire up the Republican base? Maybe not so much.
https://www.politico.com/story/2018/10/10/poll-kavanaugh-midterms-885940
Regardless, I feel like this is a constant theme in media everywhere, regardless of what events occur. Everything supposedly fires up the Republican base despite there not being much evidence that's the case. Voter enthusiasm is primarily driven by being out of power and seeing the other party do things you don't like. Sure, it's not the whole thing by any means but that's the primary thing. I would be wary of clickbaity stories about how things excite the Republican base until we see some pretty robust evidence of it.
I’ll accept that, I still think Pelosi doesn’t add any value and it’s definitely the time for change & incumbents