Should Trump and the GOP Worry About the Week's Elections? - Liberty Nation News

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

76% : Trump supporters are essentially fat and happy these days because their man scored a convincing victory.
59% : It is undoubtedly true that the GOP would have benefited from having Trump and his record-high approval rating heading the ballot.
55% : With all the attention focused on the Wisconsin Supreme Court election, the most underreported outcome in the special elections was the referendum on adding mandatory voter ID to the Wisconsin state constitution.
53% : Both Obama and Trump stand as unique, groundbreaking historical figures who have proven to have relatively short coattails.
52% : Trump has written just the opening chapter of a lengthy book with his "Liberation Day" pronouncements.
49% : If they move lower thanks to the tariffs, all-of-the-above, drill-baby-drill energy policies, and the trillions in investments that Trump has already attracted, the GOP stands a decent chance of maintaining control of the Senate and, at least, holding if not expanding its razor-thin majority in the House.
32% : CNN asked a presumably rhetorical question: "Are Tuesday's Results a Red Alert for Trump?"
29% : The Guardian weighed in with, "The Florida and Wisconsin election results are a warning for Trump and Republicans."
28% : Trump benefited greatly from widespread disapproval of the Biden administration, just as Biden had much to target in the first Trump administration.
26% : Democrats, on the other hand, are furious and frustrated that Trump and Elon Musk are running the table and threatening so much they hold dear, and they're looking for any opportunity that presents itself to vent their frustration.
24% : " Are Trump and the GOP actually in trouble, or is this just wishful thinking by the left?

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