US EditionRepublicans aren't panicking about Trump or Elon Musk after Tuesday’s elections
- Republicans feel no panic despite losses in Wisconsin's Supreme Court race and narrower wins in Florida, justifying results as expected outcomes.
- Democrats believe their success in Wisconsin, attributed to the rejection of Elon Musk's involvement, showcases growing momentum ahead of upcoming elections.
- The Republican Senate majority is considered safe, but Democrats need to gain four seats for Senate control and five for the House.
- Some Republican strategists warn that turnout among Trump voters remains a challenge, particularly when he is not on the ballot, indicating a need for improved voter engagement strategies.
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Ex-Republican compares GOP leaders to heroin users complaining that they're addicted
Former Republican Stuart Stevens criticized some of the GOP leaders he said he helped elect in a Thursday conversation about President Donald Trump. Speaking on MSNBC, the Lincoln Project co-founder cited special elections in Wisconsin and Florida on Tuesday as proof that Trumpism isn't doing as wel...
Republicans 'are at a disadvantage' as GOP 'can no longer deny the toxicity of Trump': analysts
Reacting to the results of the off-year elections held earlier this week, Democratic National Committee (DNC) Chair Ken Martin said Wednesday Republicans cannot deny "the toxicity of Trump 2.0,” predicting a possible "blue wave" in 2026.“Republicans everywhere can no longer deny the toxicity of Trump 2.0,” Martin told reporters on Wednesday, adding that Democrats might make major gains in 2026.A series of elections held Tuesday in Wisconsin and …
Republicans aren't panicking about Trump or Elon Musk after Tuesday’s elections
Republicans say they’re not panicking as they gear up for major races this year and a fierce battle for control of Congress next year, despite getting shellacked in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race — and seeing their margins decrease notably in a pair of special House election wins in deep-red Florida districts.
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