After suffering an absolute drubbing in last week’s midterm elections, Republicans seem to have learned few lessons.
America was not subtle or ambiguous in its rebuke of President Donald Trump, MAGA and Republicans — no fewer than 30 incumbent House Republicans lost their seats, Senate Republicans lost eight seats and five states changed party control at the gubernatorial level, all to Dems. It was a bloodbath.
Republicans lost many of the gains Trump had made in 2024, most notably among independents and Latino voters. Democrats won voters under 30 by a whopping 48 points; they won men for the first time since
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