Congrats, Democrats. Fine job misleading John Q Public. The affordability crisis born of the Iran War? BS, and you know it. Divide the increase in cost of diesel fuel into the sheer weight of merchandise moved by those fuel-guzzling behemoths, and you'll be absolutely shocked at how little cost is added to the cost of delivery. It works out to less than one measley cent per pound of merchandise moved. The affordability crisis is born of liberal changes . . . the Fight for Fifteen and The American Rescue Act. A touch of the tariffs, but only a touch compared to the other two. Shame is that the voters bought what you were selling. As usual, all spin and no substance. These cost problems are your fault, and you haven't a clue how to manage them. Oh, you do? I'm sorry . . . I forgot . . . more money, pleeeez. Today, Republicans are licking their wounds . . . I fully expect that when the dust has settled a year from now, the Democrats will be too.
As if boarding yours is better? Yours will sink faster . . . once it must support a nation full of folks who've stopped working for themselves, and expect everyone else's income to support them.
Texas... Texas is in play. It finally happened. If Texas goes true purple, we're never seeing a Republican president again after Trump
Oh my goodness! Everyone, look who finally found the courage to engage! On a serious note, however, the dumbocrats FINALLY had one good night. So, my advice to them would be to quit screaming at the sky and actually try to do some good for the country for once. If they plan on spending the next two years in retribution mode, the red wave will come roaring back. Midterm losses for a president are nothing new. The results of this election were expected and there was little President Trump could have done no matter how hard he tried. Nevertheless, it’s still sad to see anyone from the Communist wing of the dumbocrat party win.
Yes. Learn nothing. I can't wait for Trump to inevitably make the 2028 candidates kiss the ring and make it all about him again.
I think it was not a verdict on the Republicans, but a verdict against Trump and his failure to keep his promise of a better economic prospect for the average US voter. Big corporation and greedy billionaires like Bezos, Musk, did very well. Problem is in the US the top 1% make more $$$ then the rest (99%) That is plain and simple, a shame. US voters also were horrified by the brutal tactics of ICE goons vs so called "illegals" that were harshly rounded up and deported. Most were employed in jobs, US citizens do not want. The War vs Iran, a good idea, I was all for the US in regime change, so that the 45K protesters (who were murdered by IRGC) would be avenged. However that incompetent nickonpoop Hegseth, blew it. Air power does not end wars (unless you drop a nuke like Nagasaki/ Hiroshima) which were war crimes, as was Tokyo 1944. Instead you seize the enemies economic lifeline Kharg Is./ just as Zelenskyy is doing to Putins oil empire. US voters also cringed when Trump called Denmark a - Edited - or Zelenskyy a "dictator" or stated that Canada was the 51st State. OR called Kim Jong Un his buddy, or Putin is a "humanitarian" (murderer) more like it.) Also price increases brought by silly tariffs (Maybe tariff China) they are your enemy. Also a wise leader hires competent staff, Witkoff, Kushner, Bessent, Hegseth, Millar are duffleheads. Epstein revelations or coverup did not help his cause. Inviting a wanted ICC war criminal to Anchorage and selling out the victim of Russian aggression to that evil war lord, ticked off 98% of US voters And last.....had Reagan been President in 2014 - Edited - Putin would never dared to invade Crimea, but that was on Obama. What did Trump do well on? He got rid of Maduro, but he left his regime in power Trump now has a legacy of being the worst POTUS below James Buchanan. In summing up, it was not a love in with the Dems, but a rebuke of the POTUS and his policies