https://townhall.com/tipsheet/mattvespa/2025/11/05/last-night-was-a-bloodbath-for-republicans-they-were-blown-out-everywhere-n2665968
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Remember what I said about Republican hubris a few months ago? Well here it is biting us on the butt.
I’ve been posting for the last several months warning that Democrats were doing very well electorally and even flipping districts that voted for Trump and I was called a Democrat, left of center, a troll, you name it. Which was kind of funny because I haven’t changed any of my political views.
This was an absolute bloodbath for the GOP and next year promises to be the same. It doesn’t look like at least from what I see so far that the Republicans won anything
Mississippi of all places the Republicans lost two Senate seats to Democrats ending their super majority
This was not just blue states and blue areas remaining blue.
The myths of the Democratic Party being dead have now been put to rest. Nothing is dead until you bury it, burn it, revive it and burn it again.
It’s becoming clear that Donald Trump is an albatross around the neck of the Republican Party. When he’s on the ballot and is the challenger, it’s the only time he’s successful.
The level on denial on this site is off the charts. Whether it’s Donald Trump’s polling, the state of the Democratic Party, how people feel about the direction of the country and the economy in general, ect nobody wanted to admit there was a problem brewing
I’m not confident that we have a republican president after 2028
I’ll have to investigate this further, but I caught a blip that the Democratic governor elected in Virginia even did well against the young men
https://www.newsweek.com/full-list-democrat-victories-upsets-nationwide-10994750From what I can tell so far, I can’t find a single area or election that flip from blue to red. If that is true, that continues a trend of democratic electoral success in the era of Trump.
When Congress shifts after next year’s midterms, it’s unlikely they’ll be able to get anything through enough to override a veto pen, but we’ll see