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:During the [[ICE]] raids, we heard stories about people who were chased by ICE cause they looked [[Hispanic]]. These [[MSM]] stories don't have to be true - like the slop [[User:Conservative]] feeds on and regurgitates - but even a [[conservative]] [[MAGA]]-minded Hispanic might be scared and [[brainwash]]ed. [[User:RobSmith|Foghorn Leghorn]]<sup>[[User talk:RobSmith|Do normal heterosexuals spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?]]</sup> 23:01, November 4, 2026 (EST)
:During the [[ICE]] raids, we heard stories about people who were chased by ICE cause they looked [[Hispanic]]. These [[MSM]] stories don't have to be true - like the slop [[User:Conservative]] feeds on and regurgitates - but even a [[conservative]] [[MAGA]]-minded Hispanic might be scared and [[brainwash]]ed. [[User:RobSmith|Foghorn Leghorn]]<sup>[[User talk:RobSmith|Do normal heterosexuals spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?]]</sup> 23:01, November 4, 2026 (EST)
== 24 hours after... ==
24 hours before the first polls closed, the betting odds had the Democrats taking six Senate seats: Alaska, Kansas, Maine, North Carolina, Ohio, and Texas.
The actual results were even worse. Not only did the Democrats take five of those six seats (Alaska is still too close to call), they also pulled not one but two upset victories, in Iowa and in South Carolina. And they may pull a third upset victory in Mississippi, which is still too close to call.
24 hours before the first polls closed, the betting odds had the Democrats taking five governorships: Alaska, Georgia, Iowa, Nevada, and Ohio.
The actual results were even worse. Not only did the Democrats take four of those five governorships (Alaska is still too close to call), they also pulled an upset victory in Texas. And they may pull a second upset victory in Kansas, which is still too close to call.
This outcome was inconceivable even one year ago, let alone two. But for reasons very few can comprehend, Trump decided to throw away the platform he had been campaigning on for a whole decade, gradually replacing it with a form of neoconservatism which make the Bushes look sane by comparison. The result? A backlash of epic proportions. So epic, that going by the generic ballot results in every state, if this were a presidential election the Republican candidate would've won just 145 electoral votes, the worst loss since Barry Goldwater's in 1964.
And what does Trump do? Twiddle his thumbs, blame the candidates that he himself endorsed and in some cases recruited, and post AI-generated memes about how everything's gonna be alright because he's still the President. Meanwhile, the influencers are blaming people like Tucker, MTG, Joe Kent, Massie, etc., and a few are even blaming Vance. Yes, there's actually a narrative going around saying that Vance cost the Republicans the midterms because of the MOU, and may have led the MOU initiative knowing it would fail and specifically so it would cost the Republicans the midterms and lead to Trump being impeached again.
MAGA, whatever that even means anymore, has degenerated to such a degree that it no longer has any meaningful future. And yes, Trump deserves to be removed from office at this point. If not by impeachment then by the 25th Amendment. And barring a miracle, such as Vance or someone like him, who is willing to both (1) admit that what Trump did in his second term was wrong, and (2) promise to "MAGA" the right way, somehow winning the nomination despite Trump's best efforts, there is now virtually zero chance of the Republicans winning the presidency in 2028, or perhaps even ever again.
Hope it was worth it, Donald.--[[User:Geopolitician|Geopolitician]] ([[User talk:Geopolitician|talk]]) 13:15, November 5, 2026 (EST)