“There’s no question that the House map is very dynamic. It’s also tilting heavily in Democrats’ favor,” Punchbowl News reports.“No one would’ve predicted, for example, that Republicans and Democrats would pour millions of dollars into a deep-red northern Kentucky seat; a South Florida Republican would rail against President Donald Trump over his hardline immigration policies; and the GOP’s unprecedented mid-decade redistricting war wouldn’t really help them save their razor-thin majority.””Things are really bad for Republicans right now. And, yes, we know, individual races can shift on a dime.””But there are a number of GOP lawmakers across the country that both parties privately agree are in deep, deep trouble.”