What the Florida and Wisconsin elections mean - Washington Examiner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : Trump, of course, is in a unique position.
56% : But perhaps Musk should have considered that the 2024 success had more to do with Donald Trump than with Elon Musk.
51% : But what about districts Trump won by 10 points?
50% : He had a lot of success campaigning for Trump in 2024.
45% : Democrats will concede that, no, they didn't pick up districts Trump won by 30 points.
43% : Abortion remained a huge part of the campaign until the end, and it's entirely possible Crawford would have won had that been the only issue.
39% : The race became so focused on the Trump-supporting billionaire that Democrats could credibly argue it was a referendum on Musk, on the Department of Government Efficiency, and on Trump.
38% : On the other hand, Trump has almost no seats to lose, given the GOP's super narrow margin in the House.
34% : Here is the beginning of one pro-Crawford ad: "Attacking Social Security.
26% : Musk cannot transfer that political mojo to other races that do not feature Trump.

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