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STATE OF TUESDAY: Republicans Deserve To Lose Tonight

A shameful two years shouldn't earn the GOP another two

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Adriel Gonzalez
Nov 03, 2026
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Republicans Deserve To Lose Tonight

The time has come, folks … if Republicans have earned anything, it’s a defeat.

Allow me to explain.

The American political system has devolved into a glorified college football rivalry. You pick a team, throw on their jersey, defend every bad call, and, most importantly, stick by them no matter what. And when your team loses? Blame everything but the players: the ref, weather, field, schedule, anything.

I’m all for die-hard fans, just not in politics. The people who lead the free world face far higher stakes than a football game, and when a political party is put above common sense, politicians stop caring about results because they know the crowd will cheer regardless.

That’s a blank check for reckless behavior in Washington and a horrible deal for the American people.

Republicans ran a compelling campaign in 2024. They wanted lower prices, an end to endless wars, and a healthier food supply, to name a few. Two years later, how’s that working out?

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