Trump can't do it all himself, right?

He can't carry the whole load of optimism along with Scott Besson in his cabinet.

The Republicans on the hill have to jump in and start talking about the promise of America under these new policies.

All true, but first we should say this was a really big win for Republicans

because their margin of power in the House is so narrow.

They're picking up another vote.

That gives Mike Johnson a lot more room.

I mean, it's that close and that tight, losing it with him.

And on Mickey Sherrill's out until in New Jersey.

But losing would have been just a disaster.

Losing would have been a disaster.

Also, there is, in the aftermath of this election, a debate inside the Democratic Party,

continuing about progressive candidates versus more moderate candidates.

And there are many Democrats who were worried that Democratic primary electorates seem to pick

the most progressive, the most radical.

They picked a candidate who openly said she hated Nashville.

She hated everything about Nashville.

I mean, what more can you say to turn off the voters in an area? Nashville voted big for her, by the way, but she hated, you know,

in the region, she lost badly. So Democrats have some real problems as evidenced by this. They had been

spending for weeks that a close defeat would be a big win for them.

Well, no, it's not. It's a defeat. There are concerns for Republicans. There are plenty of concerns for Democrats, too.

Okay, so I'm going to address the Tennessee District 7 race. You've heard this cliche before.

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