Clip and save this op-ed, because I may be the only person in the free world predicting that in the midterm elections next month, the Republicans are going to win and win big.
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Republicans → clip → elections
They’re going to hold both the House and the Senate, and they’ll even increase their margins in both chambers.
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they → go → chambers
Here’s why.
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Here → ’ → ?
Americans are sane and, as a whole, politically located slightly to the right of center.
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Americans → locate → center
That’s a million miles from where the Democratic Party positions itself these days.
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Party → ’ → itself
The polls taken thus far represent the opinions of people who, by and large, don’t focus on elections until a few weeks before they vote.
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they → take → weeks
Between now and Election Day, the Republicans are going to spend half a billion dollars reminding people who the Democrats are, and worse, whom they’re in bed with.
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they → go → bed
Socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont caucuses with the Democrats, but technically, he’s an independent.
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he → caucus → Democrats
He and his ilk have attached themselves like leeches to the Democratic Party, sucking the life out of it and terrifying mainstream Democrats into silence.
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He → attach → silence
Former President Barack Obama sought to close the borders.
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Obama → seek → borders
Former President Bill Clinton forced millions of people on welfare to get jobs.
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Clinton → force → jobs
None of them could take those positions today in today’s Democratic Party.
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None → take → Party
Instead, they would have to kiss the rings of empty-headed party “leaders” such as Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY), New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI), and Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN), and swear fealty to ideas they know can’t work.
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they → have → ideas
They have grown impatient with a Democratic Party relentlessly focused on issues that resonate with coastal elites but bewilder people in flyover country.
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that → grow → country
Ocasio-Cortez may laughingly dismiss what she now calls “Woke 1,” but nobody thinks there was anything funny about defunding (and demoralizing) the police, decriminalizing offenses, reopening the borders, spending billions to combat nonexistent climate change, race-based preferences, boys in girls’ bathrooms, and boys on girls’ teams.
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nobody → dismiss → teams
The priorities of Democrats may have shifted, but small-town America doesn’t appreciate antisemitism, socialism, or shooting people with whom you disagree.
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you → shift → whom
Most Americans find the Democrats’ new obsessions just as appalling as they did the cultural issues that cost the party the 2024 presidential election.
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that → find → election
Most Americans have not forgotten that Israel is the only democracy in the Middle East.
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Israel → forget → East
They also don’t understand why Democrats instead view Israel as the sole source of evil on the planet when there are truly bad actors everywhere.
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Democrats → understand → planet
This anti-Jewish obsession of the Democrats repels most thinking people.
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obsession → repel → people
Commentators Hasan Piker, Nick Fuentes, and Candace Owens have built massive followings on hatred, but hatred isn’t the American way.
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hatred → build → hatred
Most Americans disapprove of the Democrats for cowering in fear of these despicable podcasters.
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Americans → disapprove → podcasters
Americans know that the Democratic Party has no real agenda other than “We hate Trump.”
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We → know → Trump
They know that a Democratic-controlled House of Representatives will spend all its time and energy impeaching the president, his Cabinet, and probably their children and pets, instead of legislating.
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House → know → president
But most people can see beyond the cost of unleaded to recognize that only this president has the guts to eliminate the world’s most murderous terrorist regime.
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president → see → regime
Americans also grasp that, beyond the price of gas, the economy is strong.
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economy → grasp → gas
Manufacturing is increasing.
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Manufacturing → increase → ?
We’re no longer letting other countries dump cheap goods into our economy.
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countries → let → economy
The Democrats love to pretend that the world beyond our borders doesn’t even exist.
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world → love → borders
They don’t recognize that Russia, China, Iran, and Qatar have interests very different from ours.
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Russia → recognize → ours
They only want to focus on domestic issues.
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They → want → issues
Americans prefer a government that keeps the world’s bad actors in check.
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that → prefer → check
Finally, the Democrats have lost much of their ability to commit election fraud.
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Democrats → lose → fraud
It’s harder today to get away with ballot harvesting and illegal immigrants voting.
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immigrants → ’ → harvesting
This means that the Democrats would have to win the midterm elections fair and square.
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Democrats → mean → elections
This terrifies them, which is why they’ve worked so hard to keep the Senate from passing laws that would require ID at the polls.
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that → terrify → polls
Put it all together, and you’ll see an electorate quietly putting the Democratic/socialist party into the grave.
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electorate → put → grave
The rout will be so massive that the Democrats will spend the next two years fighting over what remains of their party instead of uniting behind an electable 2028 presidential candidate.
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what → spend → candidate
You might even see a new political party emerge from the rubble.
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party → see → rubble
So that’s why I say clip and save this, because no one else is predicting a red wave come November.
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one → ’ → wave
…and 2 more, not listed.
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