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Democratic politics have become a tough sell in the conservative South. A major challenge is finding candidates who can win high-profile races now that Republicans, who scored well in midterms, dominate the leadership in state legislatures and across statewide offices..... they acknowledge divisions with prominent populists such as Hillary Rodham Clinton.....

Hillary's BIG problem is in ALL the states.

As the treasure trove of "The Midterm Democrat Demolition Derby" (and down-ticket state wins) have yet to be fully- mined, this we know:

<><> Democrat losses stretch from sea-to-shining-sea.

<><> Democrat losses were most noticeable from the Carolinas westward to Texas.

<><> As Landrieu's loss looms, Southern Democrats control not a single governorship, US senator or legislative chamber.

<><> Of the 140 Southern States election districts---110 went Republican.

<><> Even Arkansas and Illinois (Clinton hometowns) have Repub governors---important in prez races since guvs control party machinery.

<><> the GOP's majority in the House will be so big and solid NBC's Chuck Todd says Democrats can't recapture losses until 2022.

<><> Some pundits say Republicans have a 100-year majority;

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HOW TO RECOUP? Dem policy-makers are talking up the Clinton's fave---"Unapologetic populism"----reinforcing that the Democratic Party is for justice and opportunity—with no qualifiers—for everyone.

Yeah, sure--- "opportunity and justice for everyone"----just as long as you're not one of those stupid mental defectives taking up space in Democrat Utopia.