TODAY'S NEWS, NOVEMBER 3-4, 2026

Larry Schweikart

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HEADLINES: Republicans wiped out, lose Senate, House; Propositions go a different direction; AI moves to contain rogues

The News of Today is the History of Tomorrow

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IN POLITICAL NEWS

I was wrong. Now, will the Hoax Pollsters say that next time they miss? :)

1) A short recap here, but a much longer free analysis is at my Larry Schweikart substack. DemoKKKrats delivered a stinging rebuke to President Trump, winning the senate with 56 seats (as of now) and 229 House seats with many close races yet to be called. Among the DemoKKKrat winners were 35 Muslims and a transoid state legislator in AL. The seemingly invincible Susan Collins lost; KS elected its first D senator in a century; Talcumpowder Talarico won the TX Senate race and Greg Abbot lost the governorship in a state that had not elected a D to a major office in decades. Only in FL---but there only by a whisker---did Rs hold on to the Senate seat and governorship with Byron Donalds' becoming the first black governor from FL. As I say, much deeper analysis at my substack, but the short version is that a) Rs lost every demographic except white men; b) Ds turned out at presidential election levels, but J.D. Vance said that many Rs voted D over the Iran war, the economy, and gas prices. He somewhat separated himself from Trump. Exit polls said that between 60 and 75% said the country was going in the wrong direction.

2) Of course, the Hoax Newsers couldn't wait to celebrate, with the Washington Compost claiming that something that happens about every decade was voters wanting to "punish" Trump. You know, same voters who gave him a substantial electoral win and a margin of 1.5% in the popular vote over Cackles just two years ago. Those voters.

3) President Trump said he is open to working with Congress. But will they work with him? DemoKKKrats turned off the public in 2021 with their impeachments and constant investigations. Will they repeat their error? Meanwhile, Mikey Johnson says he does not want the minority leader's job.

4) In a couple of bright spots, former TX Ranger slugger Marc Teixeira won the House seat vacated by Woodchipper Roy when he lost the primary, and VT and Guam saw Republican governors win. Transpo Secretary Sean Duffy's 26-year-old son-in-law became the youngest member of Congress. But such nuggets were just that in a sea of idiocy, where AL (AL!!!!) elected the first transoid "Allison" (Al?) Montgomery to a state senate seat. And redistricting? In FL all three gerrymandered districts went to Ds (and, FWIW, DeSantis didn't make any difference at all). Oh, and here is a sample of the new hydraullically-insane cheddarpuppets coming in: this newly-elected New York hag calls white women "ugly." New York also elected its first Pale state senator.