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An analysis of the midterm election results this week, which likely will give the Republicans the majority in the U.S. House, leave the Senate split almost evenly and divide governorships between the parties, has pinpointed what the GOP needs to do before 2024.
Find candidates who can reach out to both «Country Club» and «MAGA» members, develop a message for young and female voters and begin to take advantage of early voting.
That’s the verdict from John Solomon at Just the News.
After Tuesday’s results, it appears the Republicans are on the verge of taking the House majority, and in the Senate it’s possible either party will control by probably a single vote, depending on yet-unresolved campaigns.
While some had predicted a «red wave» for Republicans and then cited a «blue wall» that rose up, the results actually were quite positive for Republicans, given the losses sustained during the 2020 election when Democrat influencers, from the FBI to Mark Zuckerberg, worked against President Trump and for Joe Biden.
In fact, many of the factors that affected the outcome in 2020 remained to help Democrats in 2022. For example, instead of Zuckerberg’s $400 million to recruit Democrat voters, Biden issued an executive order that all federal agencies do that recruiting.
The FBI’s decision to lobby Big Tech to suppress damaging information about the Biden family empire, depriving voters of information they should have had about the candidate before the vote, has been largely replaced by a system of back-door connections through which government can tell social media companies what to suppress.
