The right is finally losing its stranglehold on Christianity

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The Democratic Party's estimated 13-point victory is the second-largest midterm win since 1942, upstaged only by the midterms of 1974 . Then, following Watergate, Democrats rode a similar wave of voter disgust against a rogue CIA and similar criminal president who also felt entitled to break the law. There’s no shortage of analysis about what drove voters’ anger this time — corruption , inflation , ICE , attacks on democracy , war , or the price of gas , much of it validating pre-existing narratives of this writer. I’ll wait for further data from SSRS exit polls , and even then, will take…
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The right is finally losing its stranglehold on Christianity
The Democratic Party's estimated 13-point victory is the second-largest midterm win since 1942, upstaged only by the midterms of 1974 . Then, following Watergate, Democrats rode a similar wave of voter disgust against a rogue CIA and similar criminal president who also felt...
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