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'Gonna leave a mark': Analyst says Trump's failure to keep promises starting to 'bite' GOP

President Donald Trump not only misled Americans about what he would do as president, but has now done the opposite and is flaunting it, argued Puck News columnist and MSNBC analyst John Heilemann on Wednesday.

In a post-election analysis for the 2025 off-year races, host Nicolle Wallace discussed former President Barack Obama’s closing message in Virginia and New Jersey, noting its resonance with voters. Obama’s remarks focused on the question: “Are you better off than you were nine months ago?” Wallace summarized: “Based on how voters feel about the economy, the answer is resoundingly no.”

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'Kidding yourselves': Bannon issues grave warning to Republicans after election losses

MAGA whisperer Steve Bannon said on Wednesday that the Republican Party got a look at its future without President Donald Trump during Tuesday's election.

Bannon joined MAGA TV personality Eric Bolling on his eponymous show on Real America's Voice to discuss Tuesday's election results. Democrats swept key races in Virginia and won big in counties that Trump previously won in the 2024 election cycle.

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Alarmed red state Republican hammers Trump for 'missing bigger picture' in election crash

A sitting Republican lawmaker says his party should be alarmed following a Democratic election sweep amid President Donald Trump's second presidency and the longest government shutdown in U.S. history.

Rep. Don Bacon (R-NE) told CNN anchor Boris Sanchez Wednesday how Trump and the GOP might not have anticipated the strong response from Americans on election night — and that it's time for both parties to negotiate and reopen the government.

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Trump flub sees him confuse Cuba with 'communist' South Africa in Miami speech

President Donald Trump seemed to confuse Cuba and South Africa in a speech in Miami.

While speaking to the American Business Forum on Wednesday, Trump claimed that his opponents were "hell-bent on turning America into a communist Cuba, or socialist Venezuela."

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Capitol Police move in as Dem ambushes Mike Johnson: 'Lies to the American people!'

Rep. Chrissy Houlahan (D-PA) on Wednesday confronted Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) to his face over his refusal to even speak with Democrats over the government shutdown — and Capitol Police moved in to usher her away.

Johnson claims that his House has passed a continuing resolution to fund the government that should now pass the Senate — and he has nothing to negotiate. His stance is that the Senate must pass his bill before any conversations take place.

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MAGA Republican predicts 'bloodbath in the midterms' after GOP election losses

Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) predicted Republicans could face "a bloodbath in the midterms" after Democrats won key elections in New York, New Jersey, Virginia, California, and Pennsylvania.

During a Wednesday interview with Roy on the War Room podcast, MAGA influencer Steve Bannon blamed GOP candidates who did not "fully engage Donald Trump" in their campaigns.

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'That's exactly what they are': Sotomayor schools lawyer claiming tariffs aren't taxes

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor clashed with Solicitor General John Sauer, President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer, after he claimed that tariffs were not a tax burden on the American people.

During oral arguments about Trump's global tariff agenda, Sotomayor said she didn't buy the government's argument that the president had the power to enact tariffs.

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'Wait, wait, wait!' Mike Johnson hushes MAGA lawmaker shouting at disruptor

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) hushed his GOP House colleague Wednesday after she began shouting at a person disrupting Johnson’s press conference.

Speaking on the steps of the Capitol in Washington, D.C., Johnson opened the presser to questions and called on a reporter when a voice could be heard shouting.

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'I never said that!' ADL chief dog-piled on MSNBC after linking NY Dem to violence

Anti-Defamation League CEO Jonathan Greenblatt was dog-piled Wednesday during an appearance on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” after making a connection between New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani and instances of political violence.

Greenblatt announced that his organization had launched Wednesday morning what he dubbed the “Mamdani Monitor,” a tip line for Jewish New Yorkers to report instances of antisemitism, and a tool, he said, to “hold Mayor-elect Mamdani accountable.”

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MAGA host panics over big Dem election wins: 'I'm afraid our midterms will look like this'

Pro-MAGA host Gina Loudon feared Republicans would lose in the midterms after Democrats dominated election night on Tuesday.

Loudon spoke on Real America's Voice about the election results following President Donald Trump's address to Republican senators on Wednesday.

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'That just gave me chills': CNN anchor spooked by Kentucky governor's report on UPS crash

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear spooked CNN's Kate Bolduan by describing how nearly a Louisville plane crash could have been exponentially worse.

A UPS plane crashed Tuesday evening as it departed Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport for Honolulu, killing at least three crew members and at least six other people and sending up an enormous fireball and thick clouds of black smoke, and the Democratic governor told "CNN This Morning" the death toll would likely rise.

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Trump threatens legal action to expand authority over Senate in panicked plea

President Donald Trump threatened to pursue legal action Wednesday to expand his authority by terminating the Senate tradition known as the “blue slip,” which allows for senators to block a judicial nominee from the president in some instances.

“It's a horrible thing, blue slips is a horrible thing because I have the right to pick judges, and I have the right to pick U.S. attorneys, and this takes away the right from me!” Trump said Wednesday during a breakfast for Republican senators in Washington, D.C. “I think we're going to go to court on it and we'll see what happens in court.”

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'He was bragging about it': GOP insiders flag moment Trump lost key contest 'out of spite'

President Donald Trump shot his party in the foot with a move to punish New Jersey, analyst Jonathan Lemire told a panel of MSNBC's "Morning Joe" on Wednesday — mere weeks before an election in which his chosen candidate in the governor race, Jack Ciattarelli, took a severe drubbing to Democratic Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill.

Trump continues to lick his wounds and publicly proclaim the Democrats' massive wins around the country were not his fault. But, Lemire said, there is one clear thing he did to make New Jersey voters angry, and GOP strategists were seeing it with their own eyes.

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