Staff Reports
Republicans have once again proven their dominance in Washington by holding on to the House of Representatives, effectively sending Democrat dreams of a comeback crashing down like a poorly built Biden administration policy. With President-elect Donald Trump’s significant victory in the presidential race and the GOP firmly in control of the Senate, the message to Democrats is clear: time to dust off the ol’ “lost the election” playbook.
As the election results rolled in, even the more optimistic leftist commentators had to admit that their predicted sole bastion of hope – the House – has officially been reclaimed by the GOP. Current projections show Republicans locked in with 218 seats while the Democrats sit at a disheartened 209. Yes, folks, it seems the American people have chosen to reject the radical agenda that’s been touted by their Democratic counterparts.
And its official, Republicans retain control of the House.
A complete and total red wave.
The Electoral Vote, The Popular Vote, The House, and the Senate 🐘🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/r9OvfgAYys
— SkeleMan (@OvenWarmCookies) November 12, 2024
Reports from Republican insiders indicated confidence in retaining control of the House, with the only remaining question being the size of their majority. It takes a mere 218 seats to command the House, and with Republican seats holding steady at 220 prior to voting day, the left had a nasty surprise brewing. What’s the moral of the story? Never underestimate the power of a party that is willing to stand up for traditional values and American freedoms.
Looking at swing states, Pennsylvania emerged as a key player in the GOP’s success. Republican state Rep. Ryan Mackenzie dealt a strong blow to Democratic Rep. Susan Wild, showcasing that the Keystone State is anything but blue this time around. Additionally, local businessman Rob Bresnahan made sure that Democratic Rep. Matt Cartwright got a rude awakening, while Republican Rep. Scott Perry held his ground against Janelle Stetson. Apparently, voters prefer hardworking representatives over empty promises. Who could have seen that coming?
Even in Michigan, often considered a blue stronghold, Republicans managed to flip an open seat after Democratic Rep. Elissa Slotkin decided to chase Senate ambitions. Enter Republican Tom Barrett, who decisively defeated Democrat Curtis Hertel. News flash: Igniting enthusiasm within the electorate and showcasing a commitment to the people pays off, especially when you don’t have to resort to the chaos of contemporary Democratic tactics.
House Speaker Mike Johnson laid it all on the line by stating that unified governance is now a reality, solidifying the GOP’s place at the table. While the liberal media continues to dissect Republicans’ actions with the precision of a non-existent surgeon, the reality is simple: the Republican Party is alive, well, and poised to continue pushing American values forward. Meanwhile, leftist pundits can keep guessing “what’s the secret” behind the GOP’s electoral success—spoiler alert, it’s hard work and a belief in America’s potential.
