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STATE OF THURSDAY: Republicans Can Learn A Thing Or Two From The Incoming Democrats

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Adriel Gonzalez Opinion & News Editor November 12, 2026 10:14 AM ET November 12, 2026 10:14 AM ET Adriel Gonzalez Opinion & News Editor Font Size: Below is State of the Day, a morning newsletter from the Daily Caller Editorial Desk. Sign up here.__________Hey everyone,Welcome to State of the Day,Washington’s newest arrivals are already making the old guard sweatRepublicans Can Learn A Thing Or Two From The Incoming Democrats As the newly elected class of freshmen lawmakers descend upon the Capitol, we’re getting a sneak peek of what next year’s Congress will look like — and there are a few things Republicans can learn from the starry-eyed Democrats.Before even being sworn in, some Democrats are already calling for a leadership overhaul in their caucuses. The new generation of lawmakers is making it clear they won’t stand for the establishment status quo that’s controlled the glorified senior care facility we call the U.S.

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