You know the clip by now, right? 

Did you happen to catch what took place just on Wednesday? No? Well, here's a little list. 



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Remember this? 

Don't have to worry about that anymore. 

We now know, thanks to newly-declassified documents by Gabbard, that Secretary Clinton was tranqued to the bejesus belt just in order to get through her day, her mental health was in such poor shape. She also suffers from Type II diabetes and ischemic heart disease, or not enough blood flow. We were told by the campaign liars and their lying allies in regime media that it was hot out, she was dehydrated, and she was exhausted. In reality, the new intelligence information released demonstrates that Clinton achieved the disqualification trifecta.

Clinton was physically, mentally, and emotionally unable to run for the presidency, let alone be president had she visited the Rust Belt a few more times and eked out a win. 

John King admitted nobody is turning against Trump. CNN is just not influencing the news cycle the way they once did, and this is after a day when they were pressing really hard to change the narrative from the rampant corruption Gabbard outlined which CNN aided and abetted. People just don't buy what Resistance media is selling, unless it's with those watching already predisposed to hate Donald Trump. The needle is not moving. 

 
So much for the Obama scandal-free presidency. 

The last time Pew showed Republicans leading Democrats in party affiliation was in late 2023. The last time before that? 1994. Both elections that followed were big for Republicans. 

Maybe the President wanted to check out the $2.5 billion in renovations to the new building. And while he was there, maybe they had a little chat about Fed policy on interest rates. In any event, there's nothing like the most powerful man in the world paying you a visit when he's displeased in your recent performance. Do not be surprised if the coming rate cut happens sooner rather than later after this social call.  


Democrats are threatening to respond in kind, but they have a problem doing that. In California's case, redistricting is done by independent commission, codified in the state's constitution. Without just throwing it out lawlessly, Democrats in Sacramento are powerless to do anything about it. And in other blue states, Democrats have already redistricted Republicans within an inch of their political lives. Most of them have lost population in the last five years, and simply don't have the numbers of people living there with which to further carve up districts. 

The danger to Republicans, of course, is these potential 15-17 seats are only opportunities. Those opportunities can and will be squandered unless candidate recruitment yields quality men and women to run in those new districts. If 15 Tom Massie's end up running, the redistricting plan could backfire badly. But with good candidates resonating a winning message and agenda for growth and rule of law, and sprinkling in about a billion dollars of campaign cash available from the President and another $40 million from Speaker Mike Johnson's campaign PAC, the conditions are ripe for Republicans to add to their razor-thin margin in the mid-terms next year. 

Add it all up? A Wednesday so full of winning that it should exhaust everyone. And yet, today is a new day. And upon introspection, I find myself thirsting for more. I do not believe I'm suffering from a winning hangover from yesterday. I'm certain I can bounce back and handle even more winning today. Winning, I'm discovering, is like ice cream. There's always room for a little more.