From the river to the sea. Blue tsunami reckoning. Americans won't be getting those $5,000 checks after all. The poll weren't wrong. If anything, they understated the carnage awaiting Republicans on Tuesday. As of midnight, Democrats were projected to comfortably retake control of the House and Senate. By the time all votes are counted, they could control 55 seats in the upper chamber.
The Family Business Goes Federal: Troy Jackson Wins Maine Senate Race, Giving Lobbyist Son New Opportunity
The Democrat railed against corporate influence after introducing bills in the Maine Senate that helped his son's corporate lobbying firm
Midterm Preview: Brace for Impact
What to expect when no one knows anything
After Shaming Conservatives for 'Seizing' on 'Rumors,' NYT Finally Concedes Ilhan Omar (Probably) Married Her Brother
Times readers understandably shocked to learn that details surrounding Omar's marriage 'have…
The Definitive Midterm Voter Guide: Where the Parties Stand on 13 Key Issues
For normal Americans who have better things to do than obsess over…
The Washington Free Beacon
Subscribe to the Morning Beacon, where Washington Free Beacon editor in chief Eliana Johnson breaks down the news the way the mainstream media won't—right in your inbox, every day.
By subscribing you agree to Substack's Terms of Use, our Privacy Policy and our Information collection notice
Momma, We Made It: James Talarico Wins Texas Senate Race
The 37-year-old Democrat, who shares a checking account with his mother, spent much of his campaign distancing himself from past progressive positions
Colorado Dem Manny Rutinel Flip Flops on Meat and Oil, Then Flips House Seat
Rutinel managed to win over swing district voters after distancing himself from his left-wing past
‘Resistance Cafe’ Was Futile: Florida Voters Reject Democratic Socialist Angie Nixon
Nixon’s loss comes as legal trouble brews: $270,000 remains missing from her Cafe Resistance ‘charity’ bookstore
New York Times, Federal Reserve, Harvard, Columbia Employees Pour Campaign Cash Into Hard-Left Candidates
One Columbia professor gave $10,000 to El-Sayed
Rogers and El-Sayed Make Closing Pitches in Tight Senate Race
Rogers called on independent voters to show ‘courage,’ while El-Sayed preached party ‘solidarity’