Far-Left Publicly-subsidized Network says Massive Democrat losses

From Eric Dondero:

We're not talking Fox News, or Rasmussen, or the Drudge Report here. This is socialist loving NPR, now admitting that the outlook is grim for the Democrats. Their conclusion; Republicans easily pick up the House, and most likely will significantly padden their margin.

From The Hill this morning, "GOP has the edge in most competitive districts":

Republicans maintain an edge over Democrats in some of the most highly-contested congressional districts, a new poll found Friday.

GOP candidates have a four-point edge among likely voters in the 53 most competitive congressional districts held by Democrats, and they're tied with Democrats in an additional 33 seats that make up a group of the next-most-competitive Democratic-held seats, the new NPR Battleground Survey found.

If Republicans were to win most of the seats in the "tier one" districts alone, that'd be enough to hand them the House, where they need a net gain of 39 seats to take back the majority. If they were to pick off even some of the "tier two" seats, and hold the 10 districts that the NPR poll tested, they could add to the margin of their majority in the House after the elections.

Editor's Comment - an attempt by NPR to save their skins perhaps? With the GOP in charge of the purse strings in a mere few weeks, could NPR be on the chopping block? Let's hope so.