The Noise Gerrymandered To Power!

The noise wins. They will make Biden's next two years interesting.

The "Q" mmitment to America.

The Republicans never win the popular vote. They are not a popular party. The last time they ever won the popular vote was in 1988. Republicans won only by the gerrymandered districts and the noise of the far right.

Now the House will be ran by noise makers who are devoted to twist history, engage in needless partisan witch hunts against Democrats, Anthony Fauci, Hunter Biden, Hillary Clinton and the FBI. They will devote their session to demonizing President Joe Biden.

Fire Pelosi.... right!

She won her election.

Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) is now hoping he will be the House Speaker. He been waiting on that position since 2015. 

Republicans will take majority control of the House, NBC News projects, ousting Democrats from key positions of power and complicating Biden’s legislative hopes for the remainder of his term.

With the Senate staying in Democrats’ hands for the time being, congressional leadership will be divided for at least the next two years.

The outcome in the House was expected, but it didn’t happen in the way Republicans hoped it would. Democrats broadly exceeded many analysts’ expectations, dashing GOP hopes of a “red wave” that would not only net them a sweeping House majority but provide a symbolic repudiation of Democratic leadership.

Instead, Republicans are projected to take a slim lead in the House — 221-214, according to NBC’s estimate based on the handful of races that have yet to be called. The GOP’s win in the lower chamber of Congress only became clear more than a week after Election Day.

The results widened a rift within the party, as some conservatives quickly blamed their losses in winnable races on Washed Up 45’s influence over the quality and messaging of key candidates. Nearly all of Washed Up 45’s picks in the most competitive House races were defeated, as were many of his preferred candidates for Senate and in key gubernatorial and secretary of state elections.

Washed Up 45 has defended his endorsement record while lashing out at his critics, including multiple Republican leaders. Despite his weakened standing in the Republican Party, Washed Up 45 on Tuesday night launched his 2024 presidential campaign.

Democrats’ performance cut against a persistent narrative that the party was vulnerable due to a range of factors, including Biden’s unpopularity and historical trends that disfavor the party in the White House.

But it wasn’t enough for Democrats to keep their grip on a narrow House majority. GOP candidates up and down the ballot sought to capitalize on widespread anxieties about crime and inflation, which ranked as top issues throughout the cycle and formed the basis of many attacks on Democratic leadership in Congress and the White House.

Biden’s low approval ratings hardly helped Democrats in tough House and Senate races, forcing some to distance themselves from the administration.