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The New York Times is panicking that the GOP is about to steal one of the blueest to blue states, in fact not just steal, but win an outright veto-proof supermajority, and it's not just happening there.

We're going to see what one pollster is calling the rise of nothing less than a red tsunami on the horizon tomorrow, and even the legacy media is admitting it.

The New York Times is literally hyperventilating over what's about to happen in the great state of Wisconsin.

Now if you're not familiar with Wisconsin's at least past politics, it's been one of the single most reliably blue states.

They even voted for Mike DeCoccus in 1988, in fact in every single presidential election between 1988 and 2012, Wisconsin voted for the Democratic candidate.

That streak of course came to an end in 2016 with President Trump's shock win, but ever since then, Wisconsin has been going red and deep red to boot.

Republicans are now in the cusp of a supermajority in the once solidly blue state.

Republicans are poised to expand their majorities in both the state assembly, as well as the state senate, and expansion that will very likely result in veto-proof supermajorities in both chambers.

And that's obviously huge because now the GOP can basically do whatever it wants.

It's had a radical leftist nut as governor over the last four years, Tony Evers, who by the way looks like he's about to go down to poll show him losing to his Republican challenger, Tim Mitchell.

Mitchell's looks to be writing Senator Ron Johnson's co-tails into victory tomorrow, but the point of which the New York Times and other legacy media outlets are really panicking is that in many respects,

the governor's race is now irrelevant.

A Republican supermajority legislator would override any veto he throws their way.

They'd have total power in Wisconsin politics and keep in mind this was one of the most reliably blue states in the nation.

But what's happening in Wisconsin is just the tip of the iceberg.

It's a microcosm of what's happening all over the country.

This is Patrick Basham of the Democracy Institute.

They were one of the few polling outlets that got the 2016 election right.

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