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Analysis is offered that the midterm election results appear mathematically or politically impossible. However, regardless, it is very damaging to shriek with hysteria that the November midterms were an “extinction level event,” catastrophe, or blow-out against Republicans. Alarmist rhetoric is sparking a stampede to adopt left-wing policies. Regardless of the details of the voting, Republicans must not fall for the manufactured panic psyop claiming a collapse of conservative principles. Dozens of things were involved in the midterms, but surrendering to socialists should not be one of them. In most midterm elections, the political party that holds the White House loses seats in Congress. On Nov. 3, the Republican Party lost an estimated seven U.S. Senate seats with two undecided. And Republicans lost at least 40 House seats, with others still being massaged, er, counted.

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