President Trump implored voters over the course of the midterm campaign to “pretend I’m on the ballot.” He said it not once, not twice, but 47 times this fall.
And voters did — just not the way he hoped.
The Democratic wave in the congressional elections on Tuesday amounted to a stinging rebuke of a deeply unpopular president after more than a decade in which he has dominated the national stage. More than any of his predecessors, Mr. Trump deliberately made the midterm contest a referendum on himself, only to pay the price.
What an odd FACT.
Voters agreed with Republicans on every policy at issue and then voted Democrat
lmao
— Crémieux (@cremieuxrecueil) November 4, 2026
Oh Canada …
Wow…. 🤯
Canadians actually believe they will no longer be living paycheck to paycheck now that Trump got squashed in the midterms.
— Marc Nixon (@MarcNixon24) November 4, 2026
H/T CLink9
