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Why Republicans Can’t Ignore the Gen Z Vote
Gen Z may make up a small percentage of the electorate, but its reach on social media helps shape the conversation surrounding elections.
GOP Leadership: Fight or Flight?
The Republican Senate’s reelection of John Thune and the House’s election of Jim Jordan were a study in contrasts between the mindsets of the two chambers.
Gerrymandering Didn’t Turn Out So Well for the GOP
In their rush to enact widespread redistricting, Republicans spread their voters too thin, giving Democrats an opening.
Republicans Are on the Clock
The GOP not only needs a strategy for the final two years of Trump’s presidency, but a strategy for the final two months of the Republican-controlled Congress.
DeSantis Evaluates the GOP
Ron DeSantis runs a state where Republicans actually won these midterms. Can his more traditional brand of conservatism take the party back?
Is Vance Right About the War?
The vice president argues that the electoral wipeout Republicans suffered on Tuesday was because of the war with Iran.
The Crucial Governors’ Seats That Have Been Lost
Republicans lost a handful of gubernatorial elections, and those could have more immediate consequences than their congressional counterparts.
Actually, Trump WAS on the Ballot
“I’m asking you to pretend that I’m on the ballot because when I’m on the ballot ... we win in a landslide... I really want you to pretend I’m on the ballot.”
Trump Fatigue and the Blue Tsunami
While the president denies responsibility for yesterday’s GOP wipeout, voters were clearly angry that he failed to rein in inflation.
Trump’s Closing Argument Isn’t as Strange as It Seems
On the last day before today’s elections, the president visited the Reflecting Pool to make a speech touting his improvements in Washington.
Why Your Vote Today Will Matter
Late-breakers are voting Republican, and the New York Times’s 11th-hour pollaganda is a desperate and predictable leftist psyop.
Unpacking the 2026 Race for the Senate
The GOP faces a fierce election battle to retain its Senate majority, but it’s doable.
A 2006 Midterm Replay?
I saw an election like this 20 years ago, and let’s hope past performance does not guarantee future returns.
Republicans Are Patriotic. Democrats? Not So Much
Recent polling finds that Republicans and Democrats are at opposite ends of the spectrum on which values the country needs most today.
Does Immigration Now Work Against Republicans?
Donald Trump has ended the immigration crisis, but loses a lot of campaign ammunition in the process.
Don’t Believe the Polling Hype
Polling has become much more difficult, especially with fake polling outfits in the mix.
Political Pendulums and the Demos’ Lunatic Midterm Lineup
The good news about the midterms is that most polls underrepresent Republican voters. The bad news, not by the margins we are now seeing...
Why Alaska’s Senate Race Matters
Democrats have waged a campaign of disinformation and subterfuge in the Land of the Midnight Sun in an effort to flip a Senate seat.
Slotkin Warns Young Republicans
In an interview at the University of Chicago, the Michigan senator sent a weaponizing chill through young people who might consider serving in the Trump administration.
Republicans’ Growing Groyper Problem
Anti-Israel sentiments on the Right are a growing concern that party leaders must take seriously and oppose.