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4
Nov

TOP OF THE DAY by Howard Polskin

Greetings! Amazing night.  There’s no other way to say other than it was a giant – sorry for the four-letter word that’s coming next – fuck you to Donald Trump...America listened to Trump on election day. They voted like he was on the ballot...Word of the day: Rebuke....Down the drain:  Elon Musk flushed away $475 million backing GOP candidates in the midterm.  About half of that amount was spent in Texas where Tesla and SpaceX are headquartered.  CNBC predicts that Musk may now be facing “political obstacles” in the Lone Star state. No wonder why the stock prices of Tesla and SpaceX are cratering today. ... Brilliant: In all the stories I’ve read this morning, one line in particular stands out by Peter Baker of the NY Times.  He was deconstructing Trump’s final pre-election speech with the much-derided Reflecting Pool in the background. That led Baker to write: “It was a vivid reminder of his obsession with pet construction projects in Washington, despite the warning signs of how it rankled voters — as if Richard M. Nixon had made his final pre-election speech in front of the Watergate complex”...Original take: The Hungarian Conservative called last night’s wipeout of the GOP a “Black tsunami.” Why?  Because four Black politicians won their races to become governors for the first time: Keisha Lance Bottoms (D-GA), David Crowley (D-WI), Aaron Ford (D-NV), and Byron Donalds (R-FL). Wes Moore (D-MD) won a second term to no one’s surprise...Mute: Trump has gone silent on Truth Social as of 10 a.m. ET today.  In comparison, yesterday morning, he fired off roughly 200 posts. Last night, while the walls of his castle were collapsing under the blue tsunami, Trump took the time to moan about Fox News’ Dem commentator Jessica Tarlov, writing in a Truth Social post that she’s “dumb as a rock but it’s that voice that gets me. Have to go somewhere else until that loser is off the air.” Priorities, Don. Priorities...If you keep reading, I’ll keep Righting. Howard

Thoughts on the Midterm Elections

source: American Thinker

It was bad, but it could have been worse and, as always, there are lessons we can take from it.

Welcome to the Madhouse

source: Washington Free Beacon

It was a great night for Democrats. Trump's conciliatory overtures notwithstanding, their willingness to work with his administration is unlikely to extend beyond congressional subpoenas. They are just as unlikely to draw any useful lessons from their victory, which was largely driven by the same cost-of-living concerns that fueled Trump's reelection two years earlier.
3
Nov

TOP OF THE DAY by Howard Polskin

Greetings! Today is freedom day: Freedom from the unwanted wave of political text messages that have pinged our portable devices incessantly in the last month. Do better marketing consultants and politicians running for office. Stop annoying us and start governing. Worth noting: During the 2024 election cycle, Americans received 25 billion text messages, according to the political texting company RumbleUp. I’m sure the number is even larger this year...Like most Americans, I’m following several key races very closely in states such as Texas, Maine and Alaska. But Michigan seems especially critical.  As  Bret Stephens of the NY Times pointed out in today’s column, the Michigan U.S. Senate race between Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers is “a choice either against antisemitism or for democracy.” That frames it perfectly and if I voted in Michigan I honestly don’t know who I would vote for...Trump’s Truth Social account has gone into overdrive.  This morning, in a frenetic two-hour barrage, Trump made more than 200 endorsements of GOP politicians. And that’s just this morning. Last night, I counted at least four dozen endorsements.  Oval Office barnacle and Trump scribe Natalie Harp probably logged some serious overtime last night typing all those messages....Check out this website: Celebrity Net Worth.  There’s an entire section devoted to politicians who are Democrats. For instance, James Talarico, who’s running for the Senate in Texas, has a net worth of $150,000, while Sen. Chuck Schumer has banked $900,000. Comedian/political commentator Bill Maher is worth $114 million....Speaking of Maher, is anyone out there writing the unauthorized biography of the occasional Trump dinner partner and high profile host of HBO’s “Real Time”? I think it’s about time... If you keep voting, I’ll keep Righting. Howard

Stupid Voters Are the Biggest Threat to America

source: The Federalist

Too many ‘progressives’ would rather take out Trump than stop socialists from burning down the republic. Now that’s stupid.

Unholy Alliance of Left Media, Biased Polls Delivers Junk

source: Newsmax

As the 2026 midterm elections approached, the liberal media breathlessly reported an avalanche of new poll results.The purpose was not to inform, but to influence election results. The clear goal was to emphasize a "blue wave" and the possibility that Democrats would take control of Congress, while suppressing Republican vote totals.

Today Is the End of the World as We Know It

source: The American Conservative

Donald Trump is no longer the master of America First and the GOP.

Will Midterms Release the Real Frankenstein?

source: American Thinker

The Democrats’ position is clear: control at all costs, even if the price is our country.

A Closing Argument for America on Election Day

source: One America News

Anyone concerned with the Democrats’ radical goals must vote for Republicans.

No Matter Who Wins the Midterms, Economics Loses

source: The Free Press

Both parties used to craft their policies with the help of the best economic minds. Now they are driven almost entirely by politics and vibes.

Dems Choose to Become the Party of Islamist, Antisemitic Hate

source: Washington Examiner

The Democratic Party’s reaction to Rep. Haley Stevens (D-MI) and her concerns about Senate nominee Abdul el Sayed has made it clear that, regardless of whether el Sayed wins, the Democratic Party is now the party of Islamist hate and bigotry.

Dems’ Dan Sullivan Stunt Proves Political Dirty Tricks Never Die

source: Washington Times

The uproar over the Dan Sullivan stunt in Alaska is this year’s most famous political dirty trick.

Dems Run on Trump Hatred Because They Have No Vision for America

source: The Federalist

Democrats may gain politically from the Iran War, but opposition to Trump supplies no answer to their own crisis of national identity.

Progressives Stand Against Progress

source: NY Post

AI, data centers, cars, nuclear energy and anything that would make our lives easier.

The Trump Era Marches on

source: American Spectator

In today’s political world, Trump is doing for the country — whether the country yet realizes it or not — a huge political favor. Which is calling out the current American Left that has indeed become, in Trump’s words, “an existential threat to the nation.”

The Brazilian Movement Teaching Young Americans How to Organize a Revolution

source: City Journal

Political indoctrination, property destruction, and illegal occupations are among the methods employed by the left-wing Landless Workers Movement.

Alaskan Voter Says He May Have Accidentally Voted for the Wrong Sullivan

source: Not the Bee

This. Is. A. Nightmare. Mary Peltola and the DNC are sitting back watching this exact same interview laughing out loud and eating popcorn right now, aren't they?

It’s Not Racist to Call Out Angie Nixon’s Radical Record

source: Loomered

Angie Nixon’s Cafe Resistance Bookstore & Coffee Shop in Jacksonville, which she opened to spread radical communist ideology, has a “Delinquent” license. The license expired on June 1. By late August, it was roughly 11 weeks past due, and in Florida, a food-service establishment that keeps operating after its license expires is treated as unlicensed.

The Stain on Lorne Michaels’ “SNL” Legacy

source: Hollywood in Toto

Silence on antisemitism.