Iran War Drags Republicans Down, Gives Democrats Blowout Victories
They do not want our military fighting a war, any war, for another country when there is no serious threat to our own country.
They do not want our military fighting a war, any war, for another country when there is no serious threat to our own country.
Raman's historic win reflects the rising influence of progressive leadership in major American cities, bolstered by voter dissatisfaction over Mayor Bass’s administration.
One thing is clear from this election: the Democratic Party mainly flies these days on its left wing.
To be clear, it would have been better if the GOP had kept their majorities, and we are deeply disturbed by the choices voters made in several races.
To the people who complain that the Democrats are worse, two bad choices are never an argument for one of the bad choices.
It can be tempting to chalk these dramatic political swings up to any one of the many stories that dominate the news cycle at the moment.
Well, we got to first start with history. In the modern period since 1900, in that 126 years, the party occupying the White House in 90% of the elections loses House seats.
Perhaps Khanna was trying to be provocative. His party is generally reveling in what it thinks is a massive national mandate for its agenda.
It wasn’t too long ago that Americans were flooded with pronouns in signature lines, rainbow flags outside churches, and a man who thinks he is a woman in one of the highest-ranking positions at the Department of Health and Human Services.
Perhaps the most consequential development is the DSA’s success in making ideas once considered politically unacceptable increasingly difficult for Democrat leaders to dismiss.
And so, it’s considered just—it was gonna be left-wing. It was always left-wing. But the polls said that there might be a little conservative surge, but no one had anticipated that it was a tidal wave.
Democratic socialists and a resurgent religious Left emerged from the night with new power.
Republicans suffered crushing losses Tuesday not just in swing states, but in seats they long held in reliable red states such as Kansas, Texas, and South Carolina.
The blue tsunami came to be Tuesday night as a wave of Democrats took seats in the House and the Senate that seemed impossible not long ago. They will now have sizable majorities in both houses of Congress.
The incoming DSA freshmen will join two existing DSA House members, making their group in the lower chamber number at least seven.
Trump did not assume blame for Tuesday night’s massive blue wave.