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Republicans’ shocking midterm election losses have left the GOP scrambling, with prominent figures in the party casting the rout as an “Armageddon” and an “extinction-level event” after President Donald Trump’s coalition collapsed.
Republicans’ shocking midterm election losses have left the GOP scrambling, with prominent figures in the party casting the rout as an “Armageddon” and an “extinction-level event” after President Donald Trump’s coalition collapsed.
While polls indicated Trump was in for a thumping, the scale of MAGA’s defeat left his party stunned.
“If we don’t change, we’ll take more beatings,” retiring Rep. Don Bacon, R-Nebraska, said.
A day after the election, Republicans were still sorting out the results – and what they mean for the GOP in red states and battleground districts. Democrats won Senate races in deep-red Texas, Kansas, Ohio, Iowa and South Carolina, and flipped at least 30 House seats on their way to full control of Congress.