Michael Ramirez for November 14, 2022

Instead of letting these creatures stand on their hind legs and spout lies hold them to proving them.

I guess we’ll see what happens over the next couple of years. It’s really a lot like climate change: You have to take note of the weather, but it’s the AVERAGE that matters.

The red tide isnt a good thing either it just mean they go to even more extremes next time to get the result they want and that just scary

Been telling you that for awhile now, Mike. Glad you are finally understanding the people you promote, but knowing you will go back to promoting them soon enough.

It all exposes the corruption and decay in the GOP. They’re getting what they deserve.

McCarthy will be held hostage by the Republican nut jobs in the House.

It’s a red tsunami. A very very tiny tsunami.

You are not walking away from that stain that easily, Ramirez. You still have MAGA all over yourself.

Get rid of the Russian influenced red ripple and it will dissipate ….and take along all the fascist garbage it brought in ….

Leaders tackle problems and come up with workable solutions. Leaders are not people who come up with insults and slogans, claim to be victims, promote unfounded conspiracy theories and try to "win’ by scaring people with unfounded fears of people who are different trying to “replace” them. I don’t know why people vote for people like that.

Crazy water . . .

The ‘fringe’ that quotes from the U.S. Constitution and says: “Why don’t we try THAT for a change?”

Congress needs more Greenes for its impacted colon…

Could be a red tsunami. The water rushes out before it surges back in with great force.

That’s the problem when one side spends decades promoting to their voters that negotiating with the other side is a moral failing. It forces the other side to only operate on slim majorities.

Red tide is poison.

‘GOP defectors’ in Lauren Boebert’s district refused to vote for ‘extremists and election deniers’

Ginni Thomas and Mark Meadows join group trying undermine GOP leadership elections

https://www.rawstory.com/ginni-thomas-gop-elections/

GOP leadership is an oxymoron.

Biggest loser: Ted Cruz backed more than two dozen GOP candidates — and most of them flopped

Pence hammers Trump for infamous Jan. 6 tweet: He ‘endangered my family’

We have not yet understood that the other side is not changing their minds, or going anywhere; we will all continue living here. We can either: 1) Accept that others hold political views much different than ours; that it’s OK; they are not thereby evil; and resurrect the arts of toleration, peaceful coexistence, and negotiation and compromise. Or: 2) Decide to try to impose our wills by force or attempted physical annihilation on those who disagree; civil warfare of whatever sort. I personally recommend option # 1).

The NYT drops a bomb – ex-Chief of Staff John Kelly claims Trump wanted the IRS to audit his enemies

NBC News Has Some Fun Facts About How Much Damage Trump Did To “The Red Wave.”

How did Democrats stop a red wave in 2022?

The short answer: Donald Trump appears to have helped them.

In a major departure from past trends, the 2022 midterm election turned out to be nearly as much of a referendum on the defeated former president as it was on incumbent President Joe Biden, according to exit polls conducted by Edison Research for NBC News and other networks.

Nationally, 32% of voters in 2022 said their vote was “to oppose Joe Biden.” But 28% said their vote was “to oppose Donald Trump,” even though Trump was out of office. That suggests Trump’s continued dominance over the GOP made the 2022 election, in the minds of voters, almost as much about a defeated former president as it was about the current president and party in power…

Independent voters made up 31% of the electorate and they favored Democrats over Republicans by a margin of 49% to 47%, a stark break from the past four midterms in which they voted by double digits for the party out of power, according to exit polls.

“The former president cast a very long shadow over this election,” said Ken Spain, a former Republican campaign strategist. “From the candidates he endorsed to his refusal to take himself off the national stage in the run-up to the election, Trump was omnipresent.”

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I do hope republiguns run traitor Trump for president in 2024

Any win for a Republican will bring a deadly red tide behind them.

Mitch has fallen and he can’t obstruct.