r/anticapitalism • u/terenscendent • 12h ago
Top Republicans Privately Concede House Is Likely Lost, Blame Trump for Midterm Collapse: Report
https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/republicans-fear-democrats-could-win-house-1825570295
u/Beneficial_Bit_6435 12h ago
Exactly. I’m surprised the race for the senate majority is still so close. It is baffling when the average voter chooses the GOP when they only represent special interest groups and wealthy top1%
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u/RandomStrangerOnWWW 12h ago
Baffles me that these folks literally vote against their own best interests in election after election.
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u/faintly_nebulous 12h ago
They consider culture war stuff to be their "deeply held values" and think that's what they are voting on. And while they'll definitely be tossed some red meat like ICE, they're mostly voting for someone to empty their pockets to give more to the already rich.
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u/LandonDev 12h ago
Conservatives have and will continue to vote against their children's future and erase all hopes of upward mobility for them. Just remember, Liberals are hated more than any love they have, so they will always choose hate when given the choice. It's what they are as a culture and people. Their kids lost health insurance, and my bills went up, yet they think it was a winning plan.
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u/Hartstockz 11h ago
Thats the thing. They don't love their children. You literally can't love your children if you won't do what's best by them.
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u/MSGdreamer 5h ago
Even though all the democrat senatorial candidates are all incredibly moderate when it comes to those kinds of “cultural values issues”.
The Fox News/Rush Limbaugh propaganda machine that has been brainwashing people since the 90’s has been incredibly effective and still seems to be.
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u/CSiGab 12h ago
Identity politics
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u/renb8 11h ago
Yes. And conflating loyalty with politics like they would with a local sports team. Identity is a big part of sports loyalty. Politics is not sport. From where I am across the pond, US politics is being run as a reality tv show.
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u/dpmatt01 11h ago
I’m reminded of this every time I see polling for Paxton vs Talarico. The fact that Paxton is still polling so well despite all of the confirmed corruption and scandals around him really proves that it’s all just team sports for many voters
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u/AapChutiyaHai 9h ago
Being from Texas I don't understand this either. People will literally vote red just to own the libs? I mean we are still doing that? Check your wallet, bank balances, groceries, etc. These people have done nothing.
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u/terenscendent 12h ago
yes this is the answer, identity politics. maga has mastered that. but material conditions are not in their favor, and their base is feeling it (consumer price inflation rose to 3.7% in September)
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u/One_Distribution2037 12h ago
As El-Sayed said, "I don't need you to like me, I need you to like you."
A brilliant statement. Like, "I'm trying to help you out, whether you like me or not is nice. Vote accordingly."
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u/SpartanKane 11h ago
What a good statement lol thats the kind of leadership id be voting for, not the one that says "the other side wants turn your kids gay"
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u/Nonethelessismore 4h ago
I agree. Every election the Con's just rattle the latest culture war boogeyman stick to scare people.
This election it's 'trans kids in sports', which is like 0.000001% of the population.
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u/FunPitch2653 12h ago
All to own the libs and laugh. If they only knew their stupidity has forced everyone to participate in this awful reality show known as survivor.
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u/DeekALeek 12h ago
A common quote I’ve been seeing from r/LeopardsAteMyFarm (paraphrasing):
“You can own the family farm, you can own the libs, but you can’t own both.”
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u/ottwebdev 12h ago
People voted for Brexit and only looked up what it would mean after the vote.
Its not unheard of.
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u/Significant_Map5533 12h ago
That was by design. Don’t overlook the fact that Cambridge Analytica, Russia, and everyone else rooting for instability in western democracies used the propaganda blitz leading up to the Brexit vote as a dry run for the US elections held five months later.
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u/BothRequirement2826 12h ago
Some of them do actually know that but they still consider hurting people they don't like as a higher priority than any prospect of prosperity or growth.
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u/RandomStrangerOnWWW 12h ago
Idiots.
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u/BothRequirement2826 12h ago
That they are, which is why all the logic and evidence in the world will never work on a depressingly large amount of people.
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u/SylphSeven 12h ago
Those voters believe in the lies and think Republicans will help them specifically, not the people they despise.
That's the key difference. They don't want to help everyone, only some who are "more deserving."
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u/noncommonGoodsense 12h ago
Just “my team forever” types that are ignorantly set in their ways and can’t think for themselves. It’s easier to just go with the crowd than to think for yourself. These people are the perfect example of that. Of course there are other reasons like racism and rape culture that keeps them towing the party lines for the R’s as well.
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u/AlanStanwick1986 12h ago
You need to consider hate appears to be the strongest emotion and they hate the same people Trump does.
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u/MuckRaker83 11h ago
Theyve been trained for 30 years now to only view approved media. They live in a very different world.
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u/Independent-Offer290 9h ago
What’s my best interest? Please be specific.
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u/10thousndreflections 8h ago edited 7h ago
Let's try your own slogans first:
America First
Cheap gas
Cheap beef
No new wars
All things conservatives accused Democrats of fucking up if given power. Now that Trump has fucked up these things you don't care about them anymore. You expect people to treat you seriously after this blatant hypocrisy? Maybe your best interest are fellating a washed up TV celebrity and we just don't know it.
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u/samuelj264 9h ago
Calm geo politics lead to stable prices. A properly functioning government leads to breakups of monopolies and regulation that helps keep water clean, air breathable, and again, stable prices.
Less culture war and bullshit out there leads to happier populations which in turn can increase living standards and GDP.
Edit: yikes 4yr old account with -99 karma, so you’re just a troll or a bot. I see yandex a was able to save some of you
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u/Responsible_Fuel7005 7h ago
And they have done so for decades and decades. Generation after generation of people nailing their own feet to the floor and running why they can’t run as fast as their predecessors. Here’s a hint: it’s because your predecessors accepted certain compromises to ensure upward mobility and improving standards that benefited everyone, themselves included.
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u/bsEEmsCE 12h ago
it's because christian people think the GOP is the party of christian values and you can't convince them they're not.
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u/DirtyMikeNTheBoys2 12h ago
You can't even convince them that sky daddy isn't real. It's as foolish as believing in Santa claus
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u/Rurumo666 12h ago
It's because Elon dumped $350 million into elections this cycle. Stupid people believe repetition and all the lies repeated over and over via paid advertisements have a potent effect-it's the power of propaganda on a massive scale.
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u/Due_Satisfaction2167 12h ago
The senate only elects a third of its membership every 2 years, and the current map this year strongly favors Republicans.
The fact that Democrats are likely to make gains against that map is an incredible shift, and sets them up for a deep Senate majority in 2028.
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u/Frogspoison 12h ago
There are far less truely blue/leftist states then there are deeply red, next-to-no population red states. When the empty west has just as much say in the senate as the hyper-populated northeast, you can really see why the US is such a right-wing country on a global scale. In the Senate, land votes, and the rural land is deep red.
While republican senators have the most seats up for re-election this round, most of those seats are in deep red states.
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u/MOREPASTRAMIPLEASE 12h ago
I’ll get a bunch of people raging the usual responses at me but it truly speaks to how awful the democrats have been and how broken our system is. We vote D because we think it’s the lesser of two evils. Conservatives vote a R for the exact same reason
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u/Beneficial_Bit_6435 11h ago
Right. Only when people vote for the GOP, those GOP dont represent the average American voter. You have TACO looking out only for himself and stealing billions, and being controlled by Russia and China, yet the GOP in congress won’t use their power to hold TACO responsible. Yet so many GOP running for re-election will win their seats.
Voters need to think critically. I know it’s difficult as I have some MAGAt family members as well. I have given up on them, and dont interact with them because they don’t make any sense
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u/Lord_Hitachi 11h ago
The entire concept of the senate needs to be examined. No reason for land to have representation over people
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u/finix2409 11h ago
The senate is good in the sense that it can’t be gerrymandered like the house
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u/Lord_Hitachi 11h ago
Bad in the sense that Wyoming and California get the same number of seats, and these six year terms need to change
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u/ThePhoenixXM 11h ago
It is terrible in the sense that it has no recall mechanism and the term is so long. 6 years is way too long, especially in this lying age where you can run and win as a progressive and then get into office and turn out to be a DINO, completely betraying the people who voted for you.
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u/AskPizza 12h ago
They can blame themselves. They're the ones up for re-election.
If they had been, I dunno, pushing back on Trump's insanity and doing veto proof majority legislation by working with Democrats, then Trump wouldn't be a factor.
If they'd support impeachment and showing evidence, their jobs wouldn't be up for grabs.
When Nixon was forced to resign, the Republican party didn't go with him. Remember how popular Reagan was when he ran for office?
If they hadn't decided to all be beta bottoms for Trump, they wouldn't be on the verge of being fired by the voters.
Voters want them to solve problems, not create new ones by rubber stamping the toddler war criminal in diapers in-chief.
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u/unaskthequestion 12h ago
Exactly. They have proven themselves to be cowards. There's pretty consistent reporting, going back to his first term, that republicans in office will privately say they hate him, that he's incompetent, etc. But they're afraid to cross him, even for the worst things he does
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u/Grouchy_Coconut_5463 12h ago
All of this. They can blame Trump all they want but last I checked he wasn’t an author nor contributor to Project 2025; he’s just the rabid dog they loosed to terrorize the neighborhood and refuse to put down.
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u/qst4 12h ago edited 11h ago
These Republicans shouldn't blame Trump for anything. They had every opportunity to vote against people like Hegseth, vote against DOGE, which made zero improvement and likely cost the government money, and did nothing to properly reform the ACA. The opportunities for them to show character, competence, and commitment go on and on. Yet at every opportunity, they bent the knee to stupidity.
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u/zepher2828 12h ago
They passed the BBB which enabled him to do whatever he wants, they are culpable in all of this.
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u/AnyBug1039 11h ago
These same republicans endorsed Trump to be president in the 2024 election cycle. And they've let him do whatever he wants ever since.
They are a spineless useless bunch at best.
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u/milelongpipe 10h ago
The republicans can blame Trump all they want for their upcoming loss at midterms, but they need to look at themselves as well. It’s the Republican-controlled House and Senate which let Trump run amok.
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u/Whatscheiser 9h ago
Absolutely. Nobody to blame but themselves. Their capitulation makes Trump possible. Just a bunch of feckless followers.
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u/WilditariusAstar 9h ago
The way they’ve let Trump try and white wash his misdeeds, while allowing him to fuck everything up is the biggest betrayal to the country since the civil war. They need to be cast out and banned from public life for good. Fucking traitors.
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u/Qprime0 9h ago
There's a part of me that refuses to not believe this is some kind of sleeper culture war born of the damage done by everything from the civil war through desegregation. There's an honest to god belief in parts of this country that they'd rather burn it all down than see equality realized -- and that part really caught fire when obama was elected.
I just pray that it burns itself out after this.
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u/mattattack007 8h ago
NOPE DONT BUY IT. This is what they do every election cycle. They paint things has a landslide victory for the dems all while unrelentingly encouraging conservatives to vote. This is all just part of the manipulation.
Do not think we have won.
Do not think conservatives wouldnt burn down every establishment to maintain power.
Do not believe their lies.
You want to make sure the cancer stops growing? GO VOTE.
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u/wahwahwashbear 7h ago
To be frank I never understand this perspective. Not that I don't believe you that this is the intent, just that I in general can't believe it works - hearing "yay it looks like we're gonna beat em!" isn't demotivating... If it looked like dems were slated to lose, that would ve demotivating. Why bother, the world is going to hell and everyone agrees with the bad guys, etc. Hearing "hey it looks like your side is motivated and prevailing!" is the most motivating thing I could possibly hear.
Edit: spelling
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u/PresentOlive4845 6h ago
They do this every election cycle. If the average person thinks it's a slam dunk victory for their side they're less likely to vote. If they think it's close but they're losing they're more likely to vote.
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u/anywho123 12h ago
He’s responsible for so much worse.
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u/cty_hntr 12h ago
Why do you think he's working so hard to sanction the International Criminal Court to prosecute any Americans, especially himself. The worst is yet to be reveal. We will have our reckoning. Germans afterWW2 were asked why they did nothing to stop Hitler, and knowledge of the camps.
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u/Pretty-Hunt1587 12h ago edited 12h ago
Fuck these losers. Trump is awful but he's not the one that's writing the legislation in both chambers of Congress which have chosen to do NOTHING. They have set yet another record of fewest bills passed. You can't just blame the president when all you do with power is enable his criminal activities, take away people's health care and write performative legislation attacking trans people. Do something, stand for something anything that helps the American people then you can complain about someone else.
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u/seejordan3 12h ago
Vote every republican out. Stop the grift. Our debt has SKYROCKETED. gas and food have never been more expensive, and ding Don has stolen over 7 billion dollars from US.
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u/BananaJelloXlii 12h ago
Republicans are desperately trying to focus ALL the blame on Trump, when it is their policies causing the problems. If all the anger and hate is directed at Trump, they can continue to implement Project 2025 unhindered. And, as long as they let Trump take all the credit, he doesn't care what they do. Trump is an awful, disgusting piece of shit of a human being, but he is NOT running the show. The entire party is the problem, but Republicans are happy to let him take the blame.
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u/upstatedreaming3816 8h ago
VOTE. DO NOT READ THIS AND TAKE IT AS A SURE THING.
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u/Small_Style_1904 8h ago
I voted early here in Ohio
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u/Coololdlady313 8h ago
Dropped off my ballot yesterday at BoE. There were 4 cars behind me doing the same. I voted like it WAS my last chance!
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u/EmotionLow5821 11h ago
I like how they blame Trump, it’s the policies they are currently and have always supported. Trump is just an idiot that cares so much more about the money. I mean how many of these politicians pulled the kind of cash he’s pulled in less than two years?
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u/opticzar 11h ago
Because they're a clique. Gotta blame the guy that's gonna be gone in a couple years and band together.
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u/det0724 9h ago
This is very obviously a “duh” statement. Trump was much more popular in 2018 than he is now. His approval rating that fall was around 40–42%, yet Republicans decisively lost the midterms, giving up 41 House seats. The Senate map was also heavily favorable to Republicans, much like this election, and they actually gained two seats. The inverse happened in 2022, when a favorable Democratic Senate map helped them maintain a 50–50 split.
Now, Trump’s approval is in the low 30s and trending downward. The economy is in much worse shape than it was in 2018, in many ways directly because of Trump’s own actions. He’s also making one unforced error after another.
I think Democrats will flip the House by a 50-seat margin, which could be even larger without Republican gerrymandering. I also think Democrats will flip the Senate, gaining 4–7 seats to reach a 51–54 seat majority. A net gain of 4–7 seats on this map would be insane.
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u/spendmoreondisinfo 9h ago
Hopefully at least 52 or fetterman will switch parties
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u/det0724 8h ago
Good point, because even if Fetterman doesn't switch he's gonna vote with Republicans on like 70-90% of issues.
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u/spendmoreondisinfo 8h ago
He will certainly vote in trumps judges and appointees at the very least if not switch parties entirely
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u/chrispatrik 8h ago
Republicans are just as much to blame for his approval ratings. They approved of everything he's done and enabled him to accomplish whatever he wanted. They will continue to enable him after the midterms.
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u/7evenate9ine 8h ago
They haven't lost yet. These stories are meant to keep you home. VOTE! LIKE IT'S YOUR LAST CHANCE.
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u/thegeekiestgeek 5h ago
Independent checking in. I'm a single vote but I am with the democrats this time.
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u/YurpeeTheHerpee 12h ago
Its not just Trumps fault. Their stance is that his policies were effective thus taking ownership of that policy. So in other words, they have nobody to blame but themselves and their own crapshoot ideas because their own opinion and their voters opinions are trash. MAGA is an unmitigated disaster. They tossed data driven decision making out the window and governed with emotions and anger and destroyed America's standing and trajectory in the world.
Trump voters are a disgrace covered in their own shit. Its their fault, their shit ideas, their gullibility, their fucking pathetic performance that got us here.
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u/r0addawg 12h ago
They're the reason for "communism" and the "woke agenda"
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u/A220Pilot 12h ago
They fan the flames of the culture war because they don't actually have policy on which to run.
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u/r0addawg 12h ago
Itll be interesting to see how they collectively decide on without the Russian bots convincing them
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u/Drippy_topper 12h ago
They should blame themselves for LETTING TRUMP DO WHATEVER HE WANTS.
Trump is a symptom, he could not have destroyed so much without the willing consent of his party. At no point did they challenge him.
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u/HawkeyeByMarriage 12h ago
The republican party will die away completely. He took it out back and old yeller'ed it
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u/CrackingToastGromet 12h ago
They need to blame Mike Johnson, Todd Blanche, Pete Hegseth, Stephen Miller, Mitch McConnell, JD Vance, Howard Lutnick, Project 2025.
But most importantly, they need to blame themselves for not standing up to Trump as his policies were soundly rejected by the American people and his popularity cratered with the public.
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u/cinciguyeast 11h ago
The Republican house did not work. 4 years in power and did nothing to help the American people. When they were hardly in session. The Republicans just stole tax money from the American people
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u/saa614 8h ago
Can’t Elon just hack the voting machines like he did in 2024 though…?
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u/innerdork 6h ago
If the numbers are big for blue then they’ll just claim it was rigged. It’s their playbook.
“No way could Dems have a percent swing that big,” probably says the guy who rigged the election to win every swing state.
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u/SevereEducation2170 12h ago
Trump only exists as a politician because these chuds have spent a decade enabling him and refusing to hold him accountable. They've had numerous opportunities to cut ties and cast him off, hell there was a time doing so could have made them look like heroes by putting country before party, but instead they have double and tripled down. So blaming Trump is just blaming themselves for being little chickenshits.
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u/NothingStreet4251 12h ago
You kidding?!! Never mind the House, your whole bloody country is Lost!.
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u/A220Pilot 12h ago
Well, who REelected the corrupt moron? They have themselves to blame, electing an incompetent fool with disastrous, largely-illegal economic policy.
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u/SeanGwork 12h ago
Blaming Trump is fair, but all of these fools who voted to go along with it, republicans, are just as responsible. Thank you for showing your true colors.
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u/Skin_Floutist 9h ago
Trump is the worst President in US history and is a stain on the reputation of the US.
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u/Bartizanier 12h ago
Who cares what's good for the country when it's all about your team winning or losing
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u/SpandexAnaconda 12h ago
If only there was a way the could have foreseen this, and responded with other than lies and misrepresentations.
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u/Terrible-Bank-5977 12h ago
the only one thing republican are really good at is the blame game. They could have fought Trump during the past 2 years, prevent him from violating the constitution and the law over and over and over again, even impeach him.
Instead, they chose to enjoy the ride and personally profit of it.
They are responsible, and guilty.
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u/ResponsibleType552 12h ago
And these same guys will go on tv talking about out “the greatest president ever “.
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u/jamesegattis 12h ago
There are Christian people who believe the Repubs banned abortion so they use that as why they continue to support them. Abortion numbers have gone up under Trump. 99% of them won't take the time to actually look into anything.
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u/boblabon 12h ago
If they actually cared about abortion or babies they would support free and accessible birth control, subsidized childcare, subsidized housing for parents, free school lunches, free healthcare for children, etc etc.
It's about punishing women. Women dying from sepsis isn't a bug, it's a feature. Forcing women to drive out of state and pay way more for abortions is intentional. Forcing women to have more children than they can afford and punish them for it is the whole point.
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u/DONALDJONSUPPLE 12h ago
They had two years to do something. But all they seemingly did was chase social media clout and try to get in on that sweet data center bribe money. There were no checks or balances. Cowards.
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u/More_Lavishness8127 8h ago
This is just a ploy to get people to not vote. If you care about democracy you will stop posting this shit.
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u/addiktion 12h ago
Good news isn't an excuse to not vote. The people need to send a clear message here. The next 4 weeks are critical for our democracy.
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u/AccountHuman7391 12h ago
Well, kinda Trump’s fault. You were free to reign in his dumb shit at any time.
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u/SpecialistAssociate7 12h ago
If this is indeed a blue wave. Expect there to be a scramble to pass a shit ton of new policies this year.
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u/BlueFeathered1 12h ago
I'm not counting on a House win. This timeline is too messed up to count on anything actually going right.
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u/hystericalsociety 11h ago
The party of person responsibility isn't taking theirs.
Trump doesn't exist in a vacuum.
They enabled him at every turn, they could've shut this down at any time.
Johnson in the way? Another excuse.
They could appoint a new speaker at literally any time.
Predictable but it's still infuriating.
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u/BabblingTower 11h ago
Boo hoo, now stay fucking focused, we need the Senate too. And we need enough of the Senate that we can flip some of these corrupt Republicans and get to the 2/3 needed for conviction.
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u/i8TheLastOne_ 10h ago
Nooooo
Look in the mirror. You are the reason. In all reality, you are co-conspirators in all of his treasonous crimes.
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u/Ok_Beautiful3931 10h ago
We need the senate too. He shouldn't get a damn thing done the next two years. I want him neutered.
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u/caravan_for_me_ma 10h ago
This narrative is too strong in the media right now. Don't let it diminish turnout. Get yourself, a friend, and a family member to the polls. The votes have to be there. Polls are for clicks.
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u/Possible-Nectarine80 9h ago
All that power they had, and they chose to use it on enriching themselves and subjugating the people who elected them to office.
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u/Wonderful_Pension_67 9h ago
Rose garden , reflecting pool, cherry trees affordability, diaper prices he can destroy anything 😅
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u/MrDiablerie 8h ago
They could have put a stop to the Iran quagmire but they didn’t. And here we are with $7 diesel and high inflation. They absolutely had a hand in this mess and should be held accountable
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u/hikekemorii 8h ago
They’re saying this to make everyone complacent and think we won already. Go vote
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u/Mrrrrggggl 8h ago
I don’t know, Americans might surprise you. They did elect President Trump twice. There is also a lot of gerrymandering shenanigans.
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u/jaynor88 8h ago
They can’t blame Trump alone.
If they had performed their Constitutional duty and represented their constituents, Trump would have been reigned in and/or removed from the presidency
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u/BubbhaJebus 6h ago
Don't listen to them. They're just trying to get people not to vote. Get out there and vote Blue.
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u/lilianasJanitor 4h ago
Of course …. “Privately”
Fucking cowards. Say it. “We were wrong. He’s bad at his job.”
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u/GoatTime6188 2h ago
Stupid fuckers blaming Trump instead of the Heritage Foundation is so fucked up. Y'all pull a coup, and abdicate your duties by having the least productive Congress in HISTORY, and have the gall to blame Trump?
Fire and recall and jail all these bitches and unts
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u/Exciting_Mobile_1484 2h ago
Blame themselves, the ones who ******* allowed it all to happen. May they all rot in prison soon and be rememebred as Nazis.
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u/bonesawtheater 12h ago
Doesn’t matter unless the Senate flips too
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u/Morethangay 12h ago
Hard disagree. Even with just the house we can get investigations going, bring light to the rampant corruption. Also, DT is old, and now he’ll be a lame duck. Anyone with any ambition or instinct for self preservation is going to start looking for the door in the hopes that they can get clear of the shitstorm of indictments.
*If we take the house this could likely be the longest and most frustrating two years in Trump’s long career of avoiding accountability.
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u/FunPitch2653 12h ago
It’s their far right policies including Krasnov that better cause a permanent collapse of the GOP
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u/Expensive_Opening_92 12h ago
I figured they’d blame Biden! Hell if they don’t blame him for everything else!
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u/scottyjrules 12h ago
They could put a stop to his bullshit any time they want, yet they don’t. Party over country every single time with these pieces of shit.
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u/128-NotePolyVA 12h ago
But they supported, approved or otherwise remained silent on every shitty plan the White House pushed for. It’s their agenda. Sometimes you have to own shit.
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u/FortyWaterBottles 11h ago
“Well well well…if it isn’t the consequences of our own actions for kneeling to a dictator.”
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u/PsionicChronic 11h ago
Blame yourselves for underestimating the intelligence of this countries citizens...well most at least 🫤
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u/clarke41 12h ago
Ok, but everybody still VOTE