Home Home Hey, GOP, Forget Waves and Tsunamis, We’re Winning

Hey, GOP, Forget Waves and Tsunamis, We’re Winning

14
366

Republicans didn’t lose. They’re winning despite not having the funds or the media that the Left has. They appear ready to take over the House and could still take the Senate. Democrats are ecstatic that it wasn’t a red wave, and they will take this as their cue to keep moving further left. I’m not sure why they’re so happy. They are going to lose the House and maybe the Senate.

As for the Senate, Ron Johnson narrowly won against his communist Democrat opponent Mandela Barnes, but he won. Laxalt looks like he is set to win in Nevada. Blake Masters has a path to victory in Arizona. Walker might win in Georgia.

DIVIDE AND CONQUER

The United States is divided along political lines on every issue, thanks mostly to the political leadership and the media. The US is not united. We are a people divided who are forced to live together. The Democrat Party is so far left that compromise seems impossible. They think Republicans are too far right.

Donald Trump’s candidates didn’t fare well because the antagonists successfully tied them to extremism, deserved or not. Trump didn’t help at times with his rhetoric.

Mitch McConnell caused a fair amount of damage by removing funds from strong Trump-backed candidates like Blake Masters, Don Bolduc, Tudor Dixon, and others. When people say his candidates were weak, have they looked at who Democrats put up?

Money was a big problem. Lee Zeldin in New York, who is not an extremist, was outspent 7 to 1, and dishonest ads had a big impact. New York canceled an honest man to go with pay-to-play despot Kathy Hochul. New York is lost. Illinois is also lost, as is California.

There is also a problem with the Republican party if they can’t beat failed far-left Democrats.

The working class has moved slightly to the right, but the rich whites have moved to the hard left. Perhaps the lure of power and money that comes with the climate change hysteria is too much to resist.

In Republican states, the GOP did well. In Democrat states, the Democrats did well. Democrats in Florida and Georgia voted for DeSantis and Kemp. DeSantis has a winning agenda and performs well as he did during and after Hurricane Ian.

Florida is now ruby red thanks to Gov. DeSantis, who hit the right notes for the state’s residents. Greg Abbott did very well.

Republicans will likely take the House, but Kevin McCarthy might not have enough support to lead or pass legislation if he is selected to lead. The Senate could be back to 50-50. It shouldn’t be this close, considering we have a senile president who opened our borders – endangering our national security – initiated new wars, is collapsing our economy, destroying our fossil fuels, and spending so wildly as to make a drunken sailor blush.

We should be winning in big numbers, but the country is changing demographically.

Bizarrely, Pennsylvanians went with a mental vegetable, a carpetbagger from New Jersey.

The polls leaned too heavily Republican this time. They’re becoming near-useless.

TRUMP’S CANDIDATES AND MITCH’S

Overall, Trump-backed candidates didn’t do well. Neither did Mitch McConnell’s. He spent a lot on the perfect candidate Joe O’Dea in Colorado, and he bombed. Murkowski, who got nine million in Alaska, is hardly a good Republican candidate. He’s a Mitt Romney fan. Mitch worries about candidate quality but hasn’t taken a good look at the Democrats’ candidates. That’s who he should comment about.

Bo Hines, the young man in North Carolina who Trump backed, got beaten in a Republican district drawn for a Republican to win. Mehmed Oz lost to a vegetable, and Herschel Walker, up against a Marxist, is neck-and-neck with Marxist wife abuser Raphael Warnock. Mastriano, painted as an extremist, didn’t come close. Don Bolduc lost in New Hampshire.

In Ohio, Republican J.R. Majewski, a poorly vetted candidate who lied about his Air Force experience, lost to longtime Democratic Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur. Trump backed him in the primary.

Some Trump-backed candidates did well, such as JD Vance in the red state of Ohio. Ted Budd won in North Carolina. Kari Lake and Blake Masters could win.

Right before election night, Donald Trump said he had a big announcement coming. Some Trump supporters believe that hurt the candidates he picked. Democrats wanted to make the election about DJT because they have succeeded in making him an all-around negative. It may be unfair, but it is a reality. His America First ideas are wonderful, but it’s not enough.

This election was not stolen. There were glitches, but Republicans are winning.

Previous articleBrittney Griner Sent to a Russian Penal Colony
Next articleDCCC Chair, Who Wants Us to Eat Chef Boyardee, Concedes

14 COMMENTS

  1. Well after the win in WI and AK being both R’s America is at 50-47 in Senate. If Republicans can take AZ, NV, GA. Game over. Only need 1

    • Mike Lindell is also looking at filling some law suits next week. His group monitored the election result reporting in real time and collected some interesting data. With some of his successes in courts over the last few months, this time we may see some action before it’s too late.

  2. Is there something wrong with TGP’s account of Trump’s election record?

    TGP reported earlier that President Trump backed 174 candidates who won their races yesterday, with only 9 candidates losing.

    What’s Mitch’s record? What’s Kevin’s record?

  3. Who remembers the days after elections when both the winners and losers would dive into the why of elections. An analysis of why the voters failed to accept ‘the message’ of the losers, with the winners working to fulfill ‘the message’. It seemed they truly wanted to understand where the public stood, and was done in public. This hasn’t been the case for quite a few election cycles.

    • Those consultants were and are getting 2 paychecks, one is from the elites to push elitist policies. The other paycheck is from the GOP they are sabotaging.

  4. I see it as a stalemate for both side, and a big loss for America. Tell us what bad rhetoric you blame Trump for. It can be matched 10 to 1 with ridiculous statements from democrats. Trump served to get conservatives primary wins. Trump was not a big factor in the actual election, but it is hard to influence fraudulent votes. I see it as just more cheap Faux News rhetoric, that somehow Trump had bad rhetoric which hurt republics. When you start on a bad path following Faux narratives, it is hard to get back on track.

    I saw nowhere in this campaign, the leading RINOs Mitch, Kevin, and so on getting out there to push for republican wins. That’s because they have no draw of influence. I see no criticism of that non-participation here or anywhere. It’s easy to criticize the person on stage instead of all the others working against the wins.

  5. Mastriano ran a terrible campaign. Once he said no abortion under any circumstances including rape and incest, he was finished. On top of that, I never saw him anywhere near where I lived. I don’t even think the local republican party took the time to support him. Oz was painted as a rich carpetbagger. Liberals hate rich people even though most democrats in Congress are rich. Blacks vote like robots for democrats no matter what. Trying to appeal to them is a lost cause.
    Young people today want to enjoy experiences. Owning things is not important to them. They want to have fun. Its embarrassing to think Pa. voted for Fetterman. The state is finished.
    Who came out looking the best in this election? Ron DeSantis. This guy gonna give Trump a run for his money and he has much less baggage.

    • Mastriano was treated horribly by the party the entire time. I saw no terrible campaign. He was the superior candidate, which is supposed to figure in a campaign of reasonable voters. Now your state gets a far leftist who refused to debate. I blame voters, not the good candidate.

  6. What originally made Trump successful was his refreshing speeches and demeanor. I had watched every single one but lately they seem more and more stale and unmoving. I believe it’s partly due to reading the teleprompter. No one really sounds genuine when reading lines. The rallies have been more suitable for some CPAC event instead of a campaign event.

    One of the biggest issues in every election is “history”, which the Republicans have plenty of. What have they really done to make the lives of the people better. When in power we see very little change, even though the public may be crying for change. There is no boldness in their campaigns. let alone in an agenda. This results in a lack of enthusiasm for the party in general.

    For my own part it goes back to the time of Sen. Trent Lott. I had a good deal of admiration for the man in the way he spoke out against his opponents. Then, what did we learn. After he left Congress he partnered with the opposition in a lobbying startup. This is the typical goal of politicians when leaving office. How many of Washington politicians returned to their home states after leaving office. How many long-term politicians even have an established residence in their states. The public instinctively realizes this. Over the years I’ve known many who wouldn’t consider voting simply because they had little faith in the outcome and considered politicians, self-serving.

  7. So what happened to the Red Tsunami? Well my daughters sat me down and told me the answer this morning. It’s Simple, Gen-Z and younger Millennials; specifically Gen-Z and Millennial Woman! While the Economy is on the Minds of Adults, Gen-Z and younger Millennials are still living off their parents and their desire to have casual sex takes precedence over everything.

    In PA, there was no way that Liberal 18-35 Woman were going to vote for a Republican Governor and risk having conservative abortion rights become law in PA. This explains why Oz got 175 Thousand more votes than Mastriano. The big question is were these votes Harvested? If there wasn’t vote by mail, I doubt these people would show up at the Polls to vote? Republican Rallies show us that Republicans are committed to their values. The lack of enthusiasm on the Liberal side indicates they are not committed to a value set. With Mail-in Voting, Democrats have been able to tap into the “Flexible” Moral values of Gen-Z and Millennial woman.

    We aren’t just fighting Communist Democrats, we are fighting to save our daughters. Right now I don’t see how America can remain the United States; at least with the present Tyrannical Federal Government Bureaucracy. If America is to remain united then the States have to take back their rights! We need to be the United States again.

    To win elections, Republicans are going to have to consider a more “liberal” political platform dealing with the Abortion Issue with a Firewall at Viability – 24 weeks. Liberals control Woman with their most powerful desire – to have sex! Unfortunately, this is a reality in America today. Once we get control of the Schools again, it will take at least a generation to raise a generation with traditional American moral values again.

      • Not According to my Daughters, the majority of unmarried 18 to 35 Woman want abortion on demand anytime. When I look at how most of them act and dress, I can believe my daughters observations since the are in that age group.

Comments are closed.