Well, howdy there, internet people it spell again. So today, we're going to talk about

Democrats, momentum, and Trump's hold on the GOP. Indiana had its primary. Trump pushed to

oust incumbent state senators in Indiana because they refused to obey him and instead stood up for the voting rights of people of the state.

While Trump's grip on D.C. politicians is slipping, with them breaking from the aging and floundering president more and more often.

The primary in Indiana was seen as a test of Trump's hold on the Republican base.

As expected, the results were mixed, but Trump was able to knock out most of those Republicans

he sought to punish for opposing his failed gerrymander push.

It's worth remembering and really paying attention to the fact that not only were the state senators doing their job by protecting

the state's independence and the voting rights of people in the state. They were right about the

political strategy. Trump's gerrymander war failed faster than

Project Freedom. In the best case scenario, it was awash with a high risk of Republicans' dummy

mandering. So the Republican state senators were punished for supporting their state and people over Trump while

proving that Trump was wrong. But that doesn't change the fact that Trump was successful at knocking

most of them out during the primary. I think he got five out of seven. That means that elected

Republican officials will probably still

obey Trump instead of their voters for a bit longer. They'll continue to support his failing

policies that have increased your electric, gas, and food prices, while weakening America's

farmers, industry, tourism, and so on.

They'll do this because the Republican primary voters are mostly with Trump, and they don't want to face Trump's wrath.

Meanwhile, the Democratic Party is still gaining momentum and racking up wins during special election bellwethers.

A good example is Michigan State Senate District 35, which Harris won by less than a single point in 24.

Well, Green just won the seat for the Democratic Party by almost 20 points.

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