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So the next two years.

Yearly wrap up.

I will update this upon Mississippi and Alaska senate results.

Presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, Barack Obama and Joe Biden took hits when they couldn't handle the job. President Donald J. Trump caught it twice and the second time was worse. 

The Republicans were literally wiped out of many of their strongholds. I am shocked that states like Kansas, Texas, South Carolina, Iowa, Ohio and Alaska fell to the Democrats.

Republicans didn't really have much to run on. Trump said he was on the ballot.

How right he was.

Now he said he wasn't on the ballot.

Make up your mind, sir.

Donald Trump has officially entered a lame-duck phase following the 2026 midterm elections, as Democrats flipped control of both the House of Representatives and the Senate.

The biggest shocks were Darline Graham Nordone, Greg Abbott, Michael Whatley, Roger Marshall, Jon Husted, Mike Rogers, Ken Paxton, Susan Collins, Rick Jackson, Dan Sullivan and Joe Lambardo fell to Democrats.

Trump's headaches grown with Abdul El-Sayed, James Talarico, Annie Andrews, Amy Acton, Gina Hinojosa, Peggy Flanagan and Sherrod Brown winning their elections.

Keisha Lance Bottoms, Wes Moore, Stacey Plaskett, David Crowley, Aaron Ford and Byron Donalds made it to the governor’s mansion. 

Trump can at least have a win. Florida went to Donalds making him the first Black and first Republican of color to become a governor of a deep south state. It does not offset the monumental wins of Keisha Lance Bottoms, the first Black woman to be governor of Georgia and David Crowley, the first Black governor of Wisconsin. We just got word that Aaron Ford will be the first Black governor of Nevada.

I was off by so much. The wave was huge. The biggest wave that the world's ever seen.

The president talked to Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer to discuss possible compromises.

The president was pretty disappointed. 

Trump is officially a lame duck and he has to focus on fixing the economy.

Trump was reportedly “paralyzed” with fury on Tuesday night as the results of the midterm elections rolled in, showing signs of a “blue tsunami” overtaking the country as Democrats won back control of Congress.

The president is likely to fire Susie Wiles as his Chief of Staff. 

Pete Hegseth is hinting he might leave and if Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) (governor-elect) appoints him to replace her, this will once again show how tone deaf Republican are.

I want am going to comply a list of all the members who lost their bids..

Rep. Mike Johnson (R-LA) announced he will not seek leadership role come 2027. That hints a possible early resignation or retirement come 2028.

House Democrats have 255 seats come January.

Sen. John Fetterman (I-PA) will no longer matter if the Democrats secure 55 or 56 seats.

House members who lost in the primaries.

Dan Crenshaw Texas, 2nd District.          Steve Toth (won)

Thomas Massie Kentucky, 4th District.   Ed Gallrein (won)

Andy Ogles Tennessee, 5th District.        Charlie Hatcher (won)

Cory Mills Florida, 7th District.                Ryan Elijah (expected to win)

House members who lost in general

Juan Ciscomani Arizona 6th.                  JoAnna Mendoza

James Gallagher California 1st.              Mike McGuire

Gabe Evans Colorado 8th.                        Manny Rutinel

Victoria Spartz Indiana 5th.                     J.D. Ford

Mariannette Miller-Meeks Iowa 1st.      Christina Bohannan

Zach Nunn Iowa 3rd.                                 Sarah Trone Garriott

Ann Wagner Missouri 2nd.                       Fred Wellman

Jeff Van Drew New Jersey 2nd.                 Zack Mullock

Tom Kean Jr. New Jersey 7th.                    Rebecca Bennett

Mike Lawler New York 17th.                      Cait Conley

Addison McDowell North Carolina 6th.   Cyril Jefferson

Richard Hudson North Carolina 9th.        Richard Ojeda

Brad Knott North Carolina 13th.                Paul Barringer

Tim Moore North Carolina 14th.                Lakesha Womack

Max Miller Ohio 7th.                                     Brian Poindexter

Mike Carey Ohio 15th.                                  Don Leonard

Brian Fitzpatrick Pennsylvania 1st.           Bob Harvie

Ryan Mackenzie Pennsylvania 7th.            Bob Brooks

Rob Bresnahan Pennsylvania 8th.              Paige Cognetti

Scott Perry Pennsylvania 10th.                    Janelle Stelson

Scott DesJarlais Tennessee 4th.                    Victoria Broderick

Monica De La Cruz Texas 15th.                    Bobby Pulido

Rob Wittman Virginia 1st.                             Shannon Taylor

Jen Kiggans Virginia 2nd.                              Elaine Luria

Bryan Steil Wisconsin 1st.                            Mitchell Berman

Derrick Van Orden Wisconsin 3rd.             Rebecca Cooke

Mike Turner Ohio 10th.                                 Kristina Knickerbocker 

Lauren Boebert Colorado 4th.                     Eileen Laubacher

More updates when available.