The 2026 Republican Blame Game Gone Wild
The Republican Party lost last night. Not just a faction. Not just the MAGA portion, the party as a whole — Republicans of every type. Bad candidates lost. Good candidates lost. Candidates who tried to nationalize their election lost. Candi
Republican Ledger staff · 3:29 AM ET
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The Republican Party lost last night. Not just a faction.
Not just the MAGA portion, the party as a whole — Republicans of every type. Bad candidates lost.
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Good candidates lost. Candidates who tried to nationalize their election lost.
Candidates who tried to localize their election lost. Candidates who needed national money lost.
Candidates who ...
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