By Matt Margolis I've lived in a blue state my entire life. I grew up in Massachusetts, went to college in Connecticut, and now call New York State home. Trust me, it's tough, especially when Democrats are so dominant that there's virtually nothing you can do about it. Even the worst Democrats get elected and reelected. That's generally the story with Gov. Kathy Hochul (D-N.Y.). Four years ago, she narrowly beat Republican Lee Zeldin in a race that was much closer than it ought to have been in such a deep blue state. Now she's seeking reelection again , and some polls suggest another abnormally tight race. She's still favored to win, but living here, I can tell you that no one likes her. The yard signs tell the story. It's the final weeks of the midterms, and they're everywhere. Where I live, Republican Bruce Blakeman signs are everywhere. Kathy Hochul signs, not so much. Now, I live in a fairly red part of the state, and that plays a big part. But ...