Democrat Annie Andrews Knew She Was Winning South Carolina in October
Disneyland for Dems? Here’s the Worst Takes From Post-Election ‘GMA’
Disneyland for Dems? Here’s the Worst Takes From Post-Election ‘GMA’As it were a four-year-old at Disneyland or Disney World, ABC’s Good Morning America saw its dreams come true by Wednesday, with Democrats romping to gigantic majorities in Congress and across the country. They were so excited that…
PBS: El-Sayed Faced 'Islamophobic and Quite Bigoted Attacks' from GOP
PBS: El-Sayed Faced 'Islamophobic and Quite Bigoted Attacks' from GOPOn Election Night, PBS News Hour reporter William Brangham talked to Colin Jackson of Michigan Public Radio Network and spread the “Islamophobia” smear while discussing the U.S. Senate race in Michigan, won by radical Democrat Abdul El-Sayed.Clay WatersNovember…
Millions Of Texans Seen Crossing Rio Grande Into Mexico
EL PASO, TX — After the political winds ushered in sweeping changes to the Lone Star State last night, with radical Democrats taking power in what had been a staunchly conservative stronghold, millions of Texans were seen crossing the Rio Grande into Mexico.
Did James Talarico Just Try to Cozy Up to Trump?
Exit Polls Confirm Dems Won Midterms Due To Not Enough Lakes Being Renamed ‘America’
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Americans overwhelmingly voted blue on Election Day in a clear rebuke of Trump’s inability to name more lakes after the United States.
The ‘Blue Tsunami’ Isn’t What Neocons Want It To Be
A few days before this week’s midterm elections, which saw Democrats run the table and reclaim control of the House and Senate, The Wall Street Journal’s nonsubstantive Peggy Noonan said this was exactly what she was hoping for. Unfortunately for her and other terrible people like her, she…
Here’s The Good And Bad Of 2026 Midterm Ballot Initiatives
While not an exhaustive list, here’s a breakdown how the biggest measures fared on Tuesday night.
Idaho voters pick the “Gun that Won the West” as their official state boomstick 🇺🇸
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