‘Extinction-level event’: Ron DeSantis says GOP will take years to claw back from election losses
DeSantis said Democrats’ gains could leave Republicans with 55 Senate seats and 250 House seats, warning the party may need years to rebuild.
- Democrats seized control of Congress on Tuesday night, flipping seats in long-time Republican strongholds including Iowa, Kansas, and Texas in a sweeping rebuke of President Donald Trump's second term.
- Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis called the GOP's midterm election wipeout "close to an extinction-level event for Republicans across the country" during a Wednesday morning press conference in Tallahassee.
- DeSantis warned the GOP's losses could reverberate for more than a decade, asserting damage will extend well beyond the next two years as the party searches for a path forward.
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Miami, U.S.A., Nov. 4 (EFE).- Florida's governor, Republican Ron DeSantis, Wednesday called his party's defeat in the mid-term elections "a near-extinction event" and compared it to the impact of a "meteorite," following the loss of control of both houses of Congress and [...] Governor DeSantis's entry calls the Republican electoral defeat "extinction" and "meteorite" was first published in HolaNews.
'Extinction-Level Event': Florida Gov. DeSantis Torches D.C. GOP Over Midterm Wipeout As 2028 Odds Surge
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis isn’t waiting for the political wreckage to clear before delivering the GOP’s autopsy, and he isn’t pulling a single punch on the way out the door. Following a brutal 2026 midterm cycle that saw Republicans lose sweeping ground nationwide and surrender historic strongholds like Texas, the outgoing Florida governor took direct […] ‘Extinction-Level Event’: Florida Gov. DeSantis Torches D.C. GOP Over Midterm Wipeout As 20…
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis calls losing Texas an 'extinction-level event' for GOP
During a Wednesday morning press conference, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis called losing Texas “an extinction-level event” for the national Republican Party. DeSantis, who didn’t run for reelection, said Florida is now the “only state that remains under Republican control” after the party lost Texas. His remarks appeared to refer to Florida’s standing among the nation’s […]
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