[SeekAndFind]

Does this prove loyalty to the President? I don’t think so. They chose to abandon the president and abdicate from their responsibility to sustain a solid reformation of the American society. They were used to promising their voters for years that they would get things done. And when President Trump actually got things done, they started to hate him for that. Many of their seats were won by Democrats, who managed to get a small majority in the House.

The good news is that the rest of the Republicans, most of them elected on November 6, are now more loyal to the president and he can rely on them. No more Paul Ryans, no more Bob Corkers, no more Jeff Flakes.

There is other good news (which I predict will happen). After the post-election euphoria, the House Democrats will discover that they are not so united anymore after they get the power in the lower chamber. How the newly elected Democratic former military members will get along with their wacko socialist colleagues? It will be fascinating to see.

[Psalm 73]

"No more Paul Ryans, no more Bob Corkers, no more Jeff Flakes."

Oh, thank you! I needed that.

[fortheDeclaration]

Despite losing the House, there is a lot to be happy about the way the election went. Neither side got everything they wanted, but we got the most important, the Senate and key Governorships.

[gspurlock]

Good points. The swamp is draining itself. It will be easier to replace junior Democrats than Rinos with staunch conservatives in 2020. But we need to start identifying them now and develop name recognition for them.