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In the News. what the MSM isn't fully covering.

Evangelical voter turnout dropped to "just 17% of the national electorate, compared with 24% in the 2022 midterms and approximately 23% in 2024." [1]

Dems reach 250 seats in House [2] and GOP regroups.

First Lady Melania Trump delivers remarks with representatives from Russia and Ukraine at the White House. [3][4]

Socialist wins as mayor of L.A., ousts Karen Bass. [5]

Election was a "crushing rebuke" to Fox News: "more than two dozen former Foxers hired to key positions" by Trump, such as Pete Hegseth as failed War Secretary. "The network received a significant drop in viewership leading up to Election Day." MediaMatters Robert Barnes: Rubio may quit. [6]

Texas Republicans Gov. Greg Abbott and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick refused to debate, and Gen Z voted overwhelmingly against them such that they lost by wide margins. Patrick has refused to debate since 2014.

Idaho voters rejected a pro-abortion ballot initiative, by a wide margin of 56-44%. [7]

Mario Nawfal: Trump and Vance blame Israel for loss. Ana Kasparian: Democrats on notice they will suffer the same fate if they continue the same BS. [8] Ann Coulter: Who gave us this disastrous war? [9]

JD Vance takes the lead for MAGA, and rebukes the policies that caused the landslide losses. [10] Vance's home state Ohio goes Blue.

Mission Accomplished: Gas and diesel prices begin to drop. [11][12]

Judge Napolitano: Midterms fallout & the great unraveling of Trump and America First - Glenn Diesen. [13] Musk blows $275 million in Texas.

"Historic Trashing Of Legal Sports Betting At U.S. Ballot Box", including 55-45% defeat of DraftKings' and FanDuel's ballot initiative in Nebraska. [14] Abolish ICE is back. [15][16]

Kelley Vlahos of Responsible Statecraft: The stunning rebuke of Trump in Midterms. [17] If you lie to voters about not starting a new war, the voters make you pay. [18] JD Vance: 'The reason we lost is the war'.

Democrats win a majority in the US House and Senate elections, [19][20] with Abdul El-Sayed winning in Michigan and gaining access to classified materials. International law expert: Trump may seek refuge in Russia. [21]

JtN: Trump concedes Iran war, gas prices played role in election rout, vows to work with Democrats. [22]

Trump: 'I'm not looking to, you know, kill lots of people, but if we have to, we'll have to'. [23] The Pendulum of Delusion: Fox News, the partisan blind spot, and the unspoken cause of the Midterm crash. [24]

Ukraine arrests woman who exposed Azov Battalion's torture chambers. [25] Deserters tortured and kidnapped men off the street held for ransom. [26]

Dems lead in Texas and South Carolina U.S. Senate elections, indicating they will probably take control of the Senate. So GOP support of data centers and sports gambling was not such a great idea after all.
Dems win House easily, and Pete Hegseth will resign to avoid impeachment (he should have resigned earlier).

Setback for homosexual agenda: Supreme Court Justices rebuke Colorado for excluding Catholic pre-schools that reject LGBTQ, in a state-funded daycare program. [27]

"Trump says US will stop $4 billion in annual funding to Israel at end of 2026," observing that Dems used this issue against Republicans for today's 2026 midterm elections. [28]

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