‘It Took US Years to Get There:’ Mask-Off Moment for CNN’s Kasie Hunt
Democrats flipped or tightened races in Ohio, Michigan, Texas, South Carolina, Iowa and Kansas as Trump’s party lost ground in conservative strongholds.
- On Tuesday, voters delivered a sweeping midterm rebuke of President Donald Trump, handing control of both the House and Senate to the Democratic Party in a significant political shift.
- Efforts by the Trump administration to influence the election through the Justice Department largely failed due to resistance from local officials and federal courts blocking key initiatives.
- Democrats secured victories in Ohio and Michigan, while winning in Kansas and Texas counties that supported Trump two years ago, shattering the decade-long expectation of a fixed electoral map.
- Trump told the New York Times he was "absolutely willing" to accept the results, while the Republican National Committee helped debunk fraud claims circulating on social media.
- David Becker, founder of the Center for Election Innovation & Research, credited extensive preparation for ensuring the election proceeded normally, though the contest's "unusual moral stakes" suggest ongoing political instability.
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Too big to rig? How Trump’s voter fraud crusade crashed into a Blue wave
By Jeremy Herb, Fredreka Schouten, Gabe Cohen, Tierney Sneed, CNN (CNN) — The Trump administration’s unprecedented crusade to hunt for voter fraud spurred widespread fears of federal election interference but ultimately never materialized on Election Day – thanks to resistance from local election officials and federal courts.In what quickly became a wave election for Democrats,
Dems seize the Senate as blue tidal wave crashes deep into Trump country, topples GOP strongholds
Democrats reclaimed the Senate in a midterm election wave, with Sen. Jon Ossoff beating Rep. Mike Collins in Georgia and James Talarico defeating Ken Paxton in Texas.
‘It Took US Years to Get There:’ Mask-Off Moment for CNN’s Kasie Hunt
The big, blue midterm wave election has brought the Elitist Media back to the position of acting as Regime Media for the Democrats. Polls hadn’t even closed yet, but some are making even less of an effort to conceal their partisan bent than usual.Watch as CNN’s Kasie Hunt lets slip what is known in the Beltway as a “Kinsley Gaffe”, an accidental truth-telling: CNN's Kasie Hunt laments "it took us years to get" to a blue wave midterm against Trum…
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