Welcome to the Bull Work Podcast. I'm Charlie Seax. It is November 8th, 2003 and I think that what that feeling you're feeling is, it's kind of a vibe shift.

We had all of these Graham, scary polls earlier this week that sort of suggested the Democrats were about to go

into another dark night of the soul, but once again when you actually had elections

and the votes were counted, they over performed.

And it was, I don't want to say it's a blue wave, but it was sort of a blue-ish wave.

It was at least a modest blue wave, and it was a terrible night once again for MAGA. Almost like there's kind of a pattern out there. We have a much more

detailed breakdown in my morning shots newsletter, a lot of punditry this morning. If you go over to our

YouTube channel, I also have a rant about all of this.

But again, you look at the numbers, you know, a centrist Democrat was reelected in deep-read

Kentucky, kind of a big deal, especially when you think about the fact that Donald

Trump won Kentucky by 26 points when all in on the Republican

candidate who decided that that he was going to put on the red hat didn't work out that well for him.

Andy Bashir is reelected by the way keep an eye on Andy Bashir.

Democrats held both the Senate and flipped the House in Virginia.

You might have been reading all of that

punditry about how Glenn Youngkin might launch his presidential bid if in

fact he succeeded in winning control of the legislature.

He actually thought that he had cracked the abortion code

by proposing a 15-week ban, kind of a compromise.

He thought maybe this was the sweet spot,

did not work out for him.

And as a result, Democrats control the legislature in Virginia, and

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