Senate GOP leaders have spent more time fighting the voters who elected them in 2024 than their Democrat counterparts.

Voters didn't just reject Republicans, they opened their arms wide to a socialist movement antithetical to foundational American values.

Tuesday was an awful day for Republicans. It was worse for the republic. 

Regime-change adventurism on the other side of the world caused a devastating regime change here.

It was a rare conservative win in an otherwise dismal midterms.

Idahoans, in an approximate 56 percent to 44 percent vote on Tuesday, voted to keep of some of the strongest pro-life laws in the country.

Democrats have used deceptive language before.

Abortion activists successfully executed another round of deceptive ballot measure schemes in multiple states on Tuesday.

The big result to watch for now is what lesson Trump and the GOP will take from Tuesday night. Recovery depends on taking the right ones.

Voters wanted relief at the pump and the grocery store. Democrats won control of Congress Tuesday night and immediately told Republicans to lawyer up.

'Instead of standing firm on our principles, you have governed out of fear,' Rep. Steube told Republican leadership.

While not an exhaustive list, here's a breakdown how the biggest measures fared on Tuesday night.

'[Y]ou can have a vegetarian school, but you can't have a Catholic school; you can't have a Jewish school. … How do you respond to those concerns?' asked Justice Kavanaugh.

As Republicans see electoral losses across the country, about 74 percent of voters said the Iran war was a "crucial or major" factor in their vote for Congress, and Democrats won 63 percent of

those voters, according to NBC exit polls.

This will be the biggest national wipeout for Republicans since 2006, when voters brutally punished the GOP for an ill-advised and poorly planned war in the Middle East.

— Sean Davis (@seanmdav) November 4, 2026