These idiots don't realize that if Rs passed the SAVE Act, Louisiana would also have gone blue and Dems would be at 57-58 in the Senate.
1) Nuke the filibuster
2) Pass the Save America Act
3) Confirm judicial nominees
4) Codify Trump’s Executive Orders
5) Cancel recesses and work
Want me to keep going, @LeaderJohnThune?
They also don't realize that most of the voters they were counting on to win are now dead or retired (soon to be dead).
Their political movement is built around dudes who were in their 50s that lost their jobs in the 90s, who're now beneficiaries of free trade if they're alive.
Since their founding in the late 2010s, New Right/NatCon/Postliberal blogs such as American Affairs, American Compass, and American Mind have published dozens of posts attacking free market conservatives, classical liberals, and libertarians.
Almost all of these posts were unprovoked. Many openly call for us to be kicked out of the broader movement on the right to make way for tariffs, industrial policy, an expansive "pro family" welfare state, and heavy tones of racial and religious bigotry - all ideas that were supposed to make conservatism "popular" and "populist," but have since been thoroughly rejected by the voters.
These same entities now want us to listen to them as they disingenuously claim they will lead the rebuilding out of the wreckage they caused.
This is why economic conservatives, classical liberals, and libertarians want nothing to do with the New Right. And it's why we're laughing at their ridiculous post mortem efforts to reconstitute their failed movement around the same tired, unpopular, and statist ideas that led to their thrashing at the polls last week.
In a world where SC, MS, KS, and IA can swing to blue is a world where partisanship and rising polarization is falling. It may be affecting Rs first, but it will affect Dems eventually when Rs adjust.
The GOP coming out of this will be much less conservative.
Dude is losing it.
BREAKING: Trump says Israel will have to pay the US back "any and all costs" of the Iran war.
"Pay us back any and all costs that we've had for the war," Trump tells CBS's 60 Minutes.
"We're gonna get all that money back," he adds.
Trump says "Without us, they wouldn't exist. Without us, Israel wouldn't exist."
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That's also known as the JCPOA. FWIW, Qatari officials have denied versions of this report.
#BREAKING Al Arabiya sources report that Washington has agreed to allow Iran to enrich uranium on its soil to 3.67%, with Tehran accepting the proposal.
In return, the U.S. would release between $6 billion and $9 billion in frozen Iranian assets.
Fetterman switching parties is definitely dead. I also don't think Dems will get to 56 cuz the RCV system in Alaska is likely to have Sullivan win when the 3rd party voters get accounted for.
The GOP will have to completely rearrange itself.
No one cares about Fetterman. In a 56D–44R Senate, his vote won't matter, and he won't be the Dem nominee in PA in 2028.
Whoever is will have no trouble unifiying the state's Democratic coalition, either. At this point, he's likelier to cause trouble for the GOP than Democrats.
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The days of rising polarization being a benefit are over. The political world that we knew since the 90s are done.
It will take a while for the retards in politics (most of them TBH) to catch on, will take a lot of morons getting wiped out.
First in @politico: A new-right group launches today to build a bench of young, hardline Republicans. They think doubling down on, not shying away from, hardline positions like mass deportations is a long-term winner:
“We watched a complete rebuke of the type of Republicans that were in Congress. Old ideas are for old people." politico.com/news/2026/11/09…
We've been in a world of wild political swings since ~2010-16 (the only way to avoid it was Hillary Clinton winning in 16). I don't think politicos understand the definition of wild political swings.
I expected a GOP trashing in 2026 (you can't govern that way), but 28 is 50/50.
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Dopamine does not spike highest for guaranteed rewards. It spikes highest at reward prediction error. If you want to have fun in life, you should stop avoiding risk and uncertainty.
War causes TFR to collapse for obvious reasons. It can surge after war, but that is not a guarantee.
"Yes, Russia utilizes immigrants, but unlike the cucked West, they don't get citizenship.."
Not true. Russia has naturalized ~1.5 million Central Asians since 2015. Russia's has same naturalization rate as Europe:
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