Democrats are struggling to find a balance after a “blue wave” failed to materialize in the U.S. House of Representatives, as the radical left members of the caucus up their demands for far-left proposals — from defunding the police to socialized medicine — that some Democrats believe contributed to their losses.
The far-left Washington Post reports that if Joe Biden wins the presidential election, he intends to bring back the Obama era phone and pen approach with a flurry of executive orders.
Yes, America, President Trump still has a solid path to victory in this election. In fact, he has a better shot at winning reelection today.
Voters in Texas sustained the Republican majority in the state’s House of Representatives despite millions of outside dollars poured into races.
Economists with Goldman Sachs, the billion-dollar multinational investment bank, are cheering a “blue wave” in the November 3 presidential, Senate, and House elections citing a return to “easier” fiscal policy with fewer trade fights.
Democrat T.J. Cox overtook incumbent Republican Rep. David Valadao in California’s 21st congressional district in late ballot counts Monday — nearly three weeks after Election Day.
Following the week after the midterm elections, ratings for left-wing MSNBC commentator Rachel Maddow and CNN have seen marked increases.
While speaking to NBC on Thursday, Vice President Mike Pence stated that Republicans had good results in the 2018 elections in races for the Senate and governorships, and “we didn’t really see that blue wave in the House of Representatives
Sunday on CNN’s “Reliable Sources,” host Brian Stelter questioned if the news media underappreciated the “strength of the blue wave” at the midterm election. “Did the news media underappreciate the strength of the blue wave in the House on Tuesday
Blue wave? These damned meteorologists keep getting it wrong. Well, at least it is safe to come back out on the beach again.
The president called Democrat Speaker-in-waiting Nancy Pelosi, according to White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders.
Welcome to the Breitbart News LiveWire of the 2018 midterm elections. Democrats need to pick up 23 seats to take back the House of Representatives but are less optimistic about taking back the Senate. All eyes will also be on key gubernatorial races in states (Georgia, Florida, Ohio, Wisconsin) that will have huge 2020 ramifications. Stay tuned throughout the evening for live updates.
Democrats are reportedly divided over House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi’s attempt to have it both ways: to return as Speaker of the House if Democrats win in November, but to yield at some indefinite point in the future.
Just two weeks ahead of the 2018 midterm elections, President Donald Trump is enjoying an all-time high approval rating of 47 percent.
Republican voters are outpacing Democrat voters in key states such as Arizona, Florida, Indiana, Montana, Georgia, Tennessee, and Texas.
Former Olympic figure skater Adam Rippon said that a “blue wave of Democrats” in the 2018 midterms “could make history” in a video for MTV.
House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) said he feels “pretty good” about the Republicans hanging on to the majority in the House.
SANTA MONICA, California — Kimberly Guilfoyle, vice chair of America First Action and a popular former Fox News contributor, told Breitbart News in Beverly Hills on Monday night that California can be the Republican “red wall” to stop the Democrats’ so-called “blue wave” in the November midterm elections.
The Trump economy is doing so well that even one-in-five Democrats say they are happy.
Campaign staffers for Tennessee Democrat Senate nominee Phil Bredesen say he lied on Friday when he released a statement saying he would have voted “yes” to confirm Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, according to a new undercover video released by Project Veritas Action on Wednesday night.
President Donald Trump will hold a rally in Mississippi on Tuesday evening as he barnstorms across the country this week trying to help Republicans keep the House and the Senate.
Trump held a rally in Tennessee on Monday and is expected to hold rallies in Minnesota and Kansas later in the week before heading to Iowa next week. Stay tuned to Breitbart News for live updates. All time eastern.
Rep. Duncan Hunter, Jr. (R-CA) retains an eight-point lead over challenger Democrat Ammar Campa-Najjar in California’s 50th congressional district in the latest Monmouth College poll.
President Donald Trump urged supporters on Thursday evening in Las Vegas, Nevada, to not be “complacent” in the 2018 midterm elections so Democrats do not take back Congress by riding the so-called “blue wave.”
A Texas Republican will represent the people of the 19th State Senate District for the first time in nearly 140 years. The seat became vacant following the conviction in federal court of Democrat Carlos Uresti earlier this year.
Republican congressional candidate Diane Harkey told Breitbart News in an exclusive interview last week that her Democrat opponent, Mike Levin, is a “solid resist” candidate who supports House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and would spread her left-wing policies nationwide.
Sunday on New York AM 970 radio’s “The Cats Roundtable,” Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) discussed the 2018 midterm elections and said it would be a “very hard task” for Democrats to take the Senate. “I’d love to see the Senate
California Democrats are feeling the heat from Republican efforts to repeal the state’s new gas tax hike — so much so that candidates in key U.S. House races are supporting Proposition 6, the repeal referendum.
President Donald Trump warned supporters on Tuesday of a “blue wave” of support for Democrats in 2018
Sunday on Fox News Channel’s “Sunday Morning Futures,” Republican strategist dismissed the possibility of a so-called “blue wave” in the midterm elections November that would result in the Democratic Party recapturing both chambers of Congress. Rollins instead predicted Republicans would
President Trump is refocusing the midterm elections on the issue of immigration, saying in a White House speech on Monday that a “blue wave” in November “means crime” and “open borders.”
While the GOP still has a chance to hold onto the House there are five factors combining to create a “Blue Wave,” and Republicans from President Donald Trump on down will have to focus and fight hard to stop it.
Live updates from Tuesday’s elections in Ohio, Michigan, Kansas, Washington, and Missouri.
Monday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” NBC News national affairs analyst John Heilemann said there was confidence among Democrats they can take back the House, adding “the blue wave feels stronger now than it did 30 days ago.” “I think if you
A Morning Consult poll revealed that Republican voters are more confident and hopeful than Democrats regarding the 2018 midterm elections.
President Trump’s rally in Duluth, Minnesota Wednesday night marked the beginning of the Republican Party’s campaign to win Minnesota in 2018 and 2020.
Predictions of a Blue Wave in the upcoming midterm elections fueled by opposition to President Donald Trump may not be considering the president’s popularity with his base and the enthusiasm of Republican voters, according to a new poll by Rasmussen Reports.
An early analysis of election results in the California primary by the San Bernardino Sun has found that a “red tide” of votes for Republicans overcame the “blue wave” of votes for Democrats, enabling the GOP to win the Inland Empire region east of Los Angeles.
“This president is standing up for the American People first,” Hogan Gidley said in an exclusive interview with Breitbart News Daily host Alex Marlow on Sirius XM Wednesday.
California Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom is worried that Democrats may be taking the so-called “big blue wave” in November for granted. In fact, the California gubernatorial frontrunner reportedly said on Tuesday that he does not see any evidence of a monster November blue wave, even in the bluest of blue states.
Over the past five months, President Trump’s ratings, according to the realclearpolitics.com moving average, have flipped from 38-58 to 44-52 — a growth of six points in approval and a drop of six points in disapproval.
