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Republicans are freaking out about the special election results in Tennessee's 7th

congressional district, although the Democratic

candidate Afton Bain will not go on to win. We can project that the MAGA Republican candidate,

Matt Van Epps will go on to win. He will only win by about eight points. So the Democratic candidate

Afton Bain had a 14-point overperformance from

2024 when Donald Trump won that district by plus 22. We are seeing a trend like this take place

across the country and MAGA Republican consultants are freaking out. I want to remind everybody,

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and state regime media known as Fox. Keep on attacking us. I want to try to hit six million

subscribers by the end of this month. Let's just

take a look at the results right here. You see that Matt Van Epps, 53.8 percent. Afton

Bain, the Democratic candidate, 45.2 percent. Now here's what Republican consultant Matt Whitlock is saying, and we're seeing many others mimic what he's saying, saying stuff similar. Here's what he says. This is one of the biggest flashing red light warning signs we've seen yet for Republicans. If every House district in the country shifted left by the same amount, about 15 points, we would be looking at a blue wave far worse than 2018, estimated 43 seats flipping.

He goes, that's based on a lot of assumptions in districts around the country that don't have uniform shifts, but he says

this is a huge wake-up call. This is a Republican consultant, a top one saying the following,

with a uniform 15-point swing towards Democrats. So if every GOP margin in 2024 shrinks by 15 points,

about 43 Republican seats would flip, producing a House of roughly

258 Democrats to 177 Republicans, a net Democratic gain of 43 seats right there. And then he goes

on to give a little more of the analysis. Let's just take a look

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