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STATE OF MONDAY: Election Night Won't Fix Either Party

A common enemy makes for strange bedfellows

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Adriel Gonzalez
Nov 02, 2026
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Election Night Won’t Fix Either Party

Tomorrow’s a big day for the union … I’m excited, and I hope you are too. There’s plenty of noise about a blue wave or a surprise Republican showing, but beyond which party comes out on top, both sides face an unavoidable reckoning.

Democrats have spent the last two years focusing their messaging on President Trump, and honestly, it’s worked.

The Iran War, gas prices, tariffs, allegations of rampant corruption — the White House has given the left lots to work with. However, they’ve been able to focus on politics, not policy, because in 2024 voters handed Republicans a trifecta in the Capital.

Now, most election forecasters agree Democrats will, at the very minimum, take control of the House, meaning come January it’ll be time for Congressional Democrats to start legislating again.

And while there’s been lots of talk about the schism on the right, a similar phenomenon is happening on the left — ironically enough, over many of the same issues.

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