Washington Politics
'Major wipeout' of 2006 proportions could force a new GOP reckoning
Crushed by a blue midterm wave, it took years of war for Republicans to start turning against George W. Bush. Trump is way ahead of the game.
October 13, 2026
Crushed by a blue midterm wave, it took years of war for Republicans to start turning against George W. Bush. Trump is way ahead of the game.
Candidates in tight midterm races are trying to distance themselves from the president and his Middle East mess, citing — you guessed it — the economy
After tonight's primary, Darline Graham is a shoo-in for her brother's Senate seat in November and a reliable vote for Trump's wars. It's what they're all counting on.
Numerous polls can't all be wrong. At some point there will be a reckoning with the out-of-touch Republican establishment in Washington.
The effort is part of a $9.9 million contract with Republican strategists to improve views of the country in the US
Rep. Don Bacon and Sen. Joni Ernst told a CNAS audience that the president looks too eager and that talks were fruitless
