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As the GOP leadership is still reeling from a disappointing midterm, we're beginning to see fingers pointing in a particular direction, and no I'm not talking about Donald Trump.

I'm talking, of course, about Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell. The knives appear to be coming out for this guy as GOP leadership goes through a significant post midterm shake-up as it were.

But first, here's the latest on where we are with the ongoing counting. In the Senate Republican Adam Laxold has taken the lead with almost all ballots in, and he's not relinquished that lead for some time now.

That looks pretty good. Arizona with Blake Masters has lots more red voted to count, particularly votes on Election Day.

The Republican turnout there was a massive, and Walker and Warnock are officially headed to runoff in the first week of December.

The good news is those runoffs are almost always bad news for the incumbent in Georgia, so obviously we'll see if historical precedent holds there.

In the House, Republicans are still projected to win about a dozen of the seats, which will give them control over Congress.

So we'll keep you updated on that as the results trickle in, but in terms of holding leadership accountable.

Senator Josh Hawley, campaigning for his fellow Missouri Senate hopeful, Eric Schmidt, who did win yesterday.

Again, if you haven't seen my first video from this morning, that was the pattern throughout the nation.

Red states turn redder, and blue states turn bluer. So in effect, we're in a stalemate right now, a national political and cultural stalemate.

But at his rally yesterday, Hawley became the first senator to openly call for Mitch McConnell to step down as the Republican Senate leader and make way for some new blood.

He cited particularly McConnell's obsession with Ukraine's borders while ignoring our own and his penchant for reckless spending.

I'm sure you've heard that there's a lot of chatter to get Senator Rick Scott of Florida to challenge McConnell. Trump himself has given the green light for Rick Scott to make the move to push McConnell out of his leadership position.

Of course, we're going to have to see how this all flashes out, but it's all reflective clearly of a growing frustration with the Rhino Republican establishment.

The de facto leadership of the Republican Party that seems as increasingly alienated from the Republican rank and file, be the ultra-magic base as you can get.

Many are concerned that McConnell's funding of Senate candidates across the country is radically erratic and inconsistent, and his recent comments back in September about how the quality of the current crop of Senate candidates left much to be desired and would probably cost them the Senate.

I mean, they were considered to be so out of place, so utterly and unnecessarily demoralizing. It was a total lack of any sense of responsible leadership and inspiration.

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