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A Detroit church had a Democratic unity event on its Sunday calendar. By Saturday, one of the two headliners had been asked to stay home. By Sunday, she had endorsed the Republican. By Sunday night, the state party announced she was no longer a member. Two days before the vote, the party that says it is saving democracy met a dissenter and showed her the door.
Yesterday, I asked readers, did France just save America?
And voters promptly and resoundingly responded no.
The Republican Party suffered the worst midterm in 16 years. You may recall that midterm in 2010. The Tea Party rose, Republicans promised to fight Obama and the party gained 63 House seats and 6 seats in the Senate.
Republicans failed to deliver and two years later, Obama skated to a second term.
While Republicans saw losses in the midterms, Florida Governor-elect Byron Donalds told CNN’s Dana Bash that if the party focuses on affordability and prices, the “elections will take care of themselves.”
Scheduling the “student protests” just before the American election has shown what happens if Democrats win today.
James Carville is proof of the saying, “Here in the South, we don’t hide crazy, we parade it on the porch and give it a glass of sweet tea.”
His reaction to Congresswoman Haley Stevens, D-Sane, endorsing Mike Rogers, R-Sane, in Michigan’s Senate race was “Your political career is over. If you think that these Republicans are going to treat you as anything other than what they view you as a used condom. The Democrats don’t even think you’re worth a used condom. But that’s about where you are.”
Her career ended the day the Democrat Party’s nomenklatura decided now was the time to put a full-fledged member of the Muslim Brotherhood.
House Speaker Mike Johnson alluded to the challenging political headwinds the party in power typically faces during midterm elections. If you enjoyed this article, then please REPOST or SHARE with others; encourage them to follow AFNN. If you’d like to become a citizen contributor for AFNN, contact us at managingeditor@afnn.us Help keep us ad-free by …
Fox News’ Chad Pergram reports the latest on the midterm election results. Austin Petersen, a former libertarian presidential candidate, also offers his analysis and the what’s to come following the Democrats’ victories. #foxnews #politics #election #news #us
NRSC Chairman Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., joins ‘The Faulkner Focus’ to discuss the ‘decoy Dan’ scandal in Alaska and the potential fallout for Democrats and the midterm elections.
Faith, Elections, and the Christian’s Responsibility to Trust God
There is something deeply troubling about watching professing Christians react to election results (or potential results) as though the future of civilization, the survival of Christianity, and the sovereignty of Almighty God depend entirely upon which candidate wins. Each never-ending political cycle continuously floods us with “the most important election in history” narrative. Fear is a fund raiser.
Former RNC chair Ronna McDaniel joins ‘America Reports’ to discuss the political fallout in Michigan after Rep. Haley Stevens, D-Mich., endorsed Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers.
The Women’s March election deniers, well-funded by billionaires Soros & Singham and the CCP, are still screeching at their neighbors, passersby, etc. who voted for Trump in order to terrorize them into silence. Trump is NOT listening and they know it. He has a country and society to save.
Florida congressional candidate Casey Askar joins ‘Fox Report’ to discuss his campaign in the toss-up race for Florida’s 22nd District.
Mark Bednar, former communications director for Kevin McCarthy, joined ‘Fox & Friends First’ to discuss Haley Stevens’ decision to endorse GOP candidate Mike Rogers in the Michigan Senate race and the latest on the Senate race in Kansas.
For decades, a sanitized, contemporary orthodoxy has sought to rewrite human history into a simplistic morality play starring one allegedly unique oppressor and a cast of permanent victims.
Here’s this weeks news offerings from the media, filtered through Don Surber’s unique perspective on politics, world events and American culture. Enjoy. ITEM 1: The Daily Mail reported, “‘Singer’ in AI-generated Chinese pop band quits the group because she’s ‘pregnant.’” If men can get pregnant, so can AI-generated singers. No H8 here. Ban AI-phobia. ITEM …
Remember, 95% of adult Muslims vote in every election because their goal is to take over the United States of America! There is NO OTHER demographic who votes in such high numbers. Only sixty percent of Christians vote, for example.
Fox News correspondent Nate Foy speaks to voters in Wichita, Kansas, about the state’s tight U.S. Senate race on ‘Fox Report.’
The rest of his party quietly abandons her because she broke immigration law
The New York Times reported, “Ilhan Omar Investigation Involves New Scrutiny of Long-Disputed Marriage.
“Several current and former law enforcement officials said an Obama-era investigation found some evidence that Ms. Omar had entered into a sham marriage with a man suspected of being her brother.”
That’s the signal to the communists to drop her like the radioactive booger she is. NYT admitted the conspiracy theory was right.
During these critical 2026 midterms, perhaps the most important for well over a half century, the choice is clear: Lose our constitutional freedoms by voting for Communists & Islamists, or keep & expand our freedoms by voting for Republicans who believe in President Trump’s agenda.
We must face reality head on. We are on the precipice of tyranny. And we have a simple choice. We can choose to use our ballot to retain our freedoms, or we can defer, and be forced into using the bullet to gain them back. To inform us of that choice we must look at our recent history, and our nation’s history.
The inversion of the Democrats’ abundance narrative
After the 2024 election, a faction of Democrats concluded that their party had lost the argument over who can deliver best to the American people. Their answer was “abundance”: the claim that blue governments fail voters because process and veto points smother supply, not because liberals/socialists spend too little. This article asks and answers a pointed question: judged by the movement’s own yardstick, who has actually delivered abundance?