It would be foolish to assume that you've won everything. But right now, based on what we're

seeing for the Democratic Party's response to Virginia, Donald Trump's move to dispatch the

election integrity army, the prediction markets. Republicans are tracking to win this midterm

handily. Now, of course, you can argue bad polling.

You can argue a bad economy, but that won't matter when Republicans gain extra seats on

procedural grounds through these congressional map redistricting efforts.

Right now, we've got two big stories on this front.

First, Democrats are all but conceding.

They're offering up their only

chance to do anything, and it's only retribution. That's right. Removing the Supreme Court

justices in Virginia, forcing them into retirement, that won't change the ruling. It won't

give them more time to redistrict. It's basically them saying we've lost and we will burn this down as we sink.

In the meantime, Donald Trump has launched another initiative announcing his army of election integrity individuals into every state for the midterms. I'm going to tell you this right

now. I said it before. I'll say it again. The prediction markets are not correctly pricing in

what we are witnessing. Now, of course, as they say, it's not advice, but it's all saying you

buy the hype, you sell the news, right? The idea being that we're

hearing all of this hype, the Republican National Committee has recruited thousands of

volunteers to assist in poll watching. Oh yeah. So it's sounding really good for Republicans.

You take a look at the redistricting efforts, and right now, Republicans have it handily.

I mean, it's bad for Democrats.

They could try to adapt, but with harm meet Dylan, the DOJ, going after all of these states under the new precedent set by the Supreme Court, it's looking like it will only improve for Republicans.

Now, again, that's all hype.

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