Brinks banking on 22 or 23 seats for Senate Dems

Over the last 30 or so years , every time the Senate Minority Leader has appeared on Off The Record, he or she has waxed on about how the Democrats will take control of the upper chamber. They, of course, knew a lot of that was hype, but what else could they say? Well, this time, with new and supposedly un-gerrymandered Senate districts, a Democrat who would love to be Majority Leader is “feeling incredibly confident.” This time, the hype may be real. A review of the current Senate districts as drawn by the Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission shows the

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