So, what exactly happened in the 2022 midterm elections?

How did Republicans end up coming short?

Is it as bad as the media is making it out to be?

And what lessons should we learn?

I was originally hoping to do this recap of this firm's habit be extremely positive

to be able to talk about how we won the House by, you know, a bunch of seeds we picked

up.

We don't know what the makeup of the House and the Senate is actually going to be yet.

So I think it's unfair to fully write the story when it hasn't concluded, right?

I mean, you can't really reflect on the midterm elections until we have the full results.

But we're going to try to go through where things stand now and what you should know

about it.

And perhaps some of the reasons why Republicans didn't have the red wave that so many people

like myself were expecting.

Before we do that, I just want to give it something that I've realized in working in politics

for a long time because before I got into media, I was a campaign person.

I was a political person.

I worked on Capitol Hill for a few different members of Congress.

I worked at the NRCC in the historic 2010 election.

I've worked on campaigns.

I was a communications director on one of the top Senate campaigns in the country in Wisconsin

during the 2012 election.

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