On Wednesday’s Mark Levin show, Don’t believe the Democrat-driven anti-Trump hype about Tuesday night’s election results – the real blame for the election losses lies with Republican leadership in Congress. In addition to factors like immigration and Democrat-leaning northern Virginia’s increasing political clout, one of the biggest factors Tuesday night — most notably, Ed Gillespie’s loss in Virginia’s gubernatorial race — was the repeated failures of the do nothing Republican Congress. This should serve as a wake-up call. If the Republican Party doesn’t get their act together they could lose the House in 2018 because they have nothing to run on. And if the Republicans lose the House, the president could be impeached. The other problem is that the Republican Party is taking the wrong message from this election and starting to move left. Did John McCain or Mitt Romney win? No, and the Republican Party has never won by moving left. The way you appeal to the suburbs, and to blue collar workers both is the way you appeal to all of America. The old formula of fiscal conservatism, social conservatism, and traditional national security policy works! That is how you reach the blue collar voters. In addition, the fact is the Democrat Party is a radical European Party leftist party. The faces of the Democrat Party today is Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and Chuck Schumer. These are not mainstream Democrats, but left wing radicals. The left is extremely vulnerable, but rather than expose or engage them we adopt their proposals.
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