From the Loony Left
“I believe that the majority has the right to govern in this country. And the filibuster, which is not in the Constitution — it’s a Jim Crow relic. It is leading to gridlock in our nation’s capital.” —Texas Senator-elect James Talarico

“You look at who’s lost jobs in Trump’s economy — 300,000 jobs lost by black women. And that’s because structural racism still really does exist.” —Michigan Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed

“Top of the Democratic agenda on day 1 needs to be a pause on advanced AI development, regulation of this out of control industry, and a ban on artificial superintelligence.” —Arizona Rep. Yassamin Ansari

“A body politic cannot recover until its harms have been treated and its wounds have been healed. Crimes against our people and our Constitution must be answered for.” —Hillary Clinton

“Democrats across the country in federal, state, and local races ... must be ruthless in using every lever of power.” —Kamala Harris

“One of the more exciting parts of this election — among many — is the return of a religious left.” —Ezra Klein

From the Reasonable Right
“To my Democrat friends, I am not discussing this election with you because your entire comprehension of our nation and American Liberty is distorted by so many layers of disinformation that trying to reeducate you would require a total factory reset of what is left of your brain. I will leave that reset to the coming consequences of your vote.” —Mark Alexander

“Voters are angry about costs and whichever party is seen as in control gets crushed. The crazy thing is in 2026 voters put the arsonists back in control of putting out the fire they started in 2021.” —Clay Travis

“The path back from 2026 requires acknowledging that the Trump political formula was never the magic elixir its proponents promised & 2024 showed us a possible winning coalition rather than the birth of a dominant one.” —Dan McLaughlin

“It’s not enough to just point at Democratic extremism and tell Americans to vote for you. Republicans must provide a cohesive and meaningful defense of the things that matter: truth and virtue; private property and free markets; strength and prudence abroad.” —Ben Shapiro

“Sometimes history is to be celebrated; other times, it is to be mourned. Always, it must be reckoned with. ... We need to listen and respond. We need to champion economic policies that make a real difference in working people’s lives, and we need to deal with the consequences.” —Texas Sen. Ted Cruz

“The scale of the Republican defeat is so great that it makes the race for the GOP presidential nomination wide open. If the administration had won a big victory, Vice President J D Vance would have had an enormous argument to be the inevitable nominee. Now ... a good bit of the luster has come off the bloom.” —Newt Gingrich

“There’s no saviors in politics. I think people need top understand elected officials are supposed to be servants. You’re not going to get salvation through an elected official.” —Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis

“Democrats have bought into this insane lie that data centers use 17 quadrillion tons of water to process a single chat gpt entry and want to halt their growth when in reality almond farming literally uses 85x more water. The biggest winner in the end? China.” —Caleb Hull