What's Next for Us?

Nov 09, 2026 10:00 AM
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What's Next for Us?
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Welcome back to another episode of "Unredacted"! Look, Tuesday was a total disaster, the kind that makes you want to punch a consultant in the face, and now everyone is crawling out from under their rock to tell us the solution is more of the same soft, country-club nonsense that just got us wiped out. The “normal” Republicans—the ones the consultants swear won’t scare the soccer moms—were the ones who blew it, from Hyde-Smith in Mississippi acting like voters should just switch proteins instead of senators, to Marshall in Kansas who treated the state like a P.O. box while living in Florida. These people took red-state voters for granted, spent their time clinking glasses with donors instead of working, and got their clocks cleaned because they were authentically out of touch. We’re now staring at Democrat senators in places that used to be automatic, and the only states that held did the boring work of organization and registration like DeSantis actually does in Florida. Candidate quality matters, but not the consultant definition of quality—the regular, mellow guy who is “good enough” in a good year is a liability when the year turns bad.We can’t do the Skinner meme and blame the voters; they noticed we mailed it in, so we have two years to stop nominating zombie hacks and actually stand for something.What’s next is the same thing it’s always been: normal Americans get serious, clean house, and prepare for 2028 instead of blackpilling or listening to Mike Pence weigh in on anything.

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