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Democrats scored historic wins on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026. In Texas they flipped a U.S. Senate seat and retook the governor's mansion for the first time in decades. In Kansas, Democrat Adam Hamilton — a Methodist megachurch pastor — beat Republican Sen. Roger Marshall, the first Democrat Kansans have sent to the U.S. Senate since 1932.
AP and Fox News attribute the wave to deep voter unhappiness with President Donald Trump, with Democrats peeling off independent and rural voters even in long-red territory.
Democrats did flip Texas's U.S. Senate race and retook the governor's mansion, a historic statewide sweep — AP called it "a stunning rout" and the first time Democrats have retaken power in Texas in decades.
Democrat Adam Hamilton, a Methodist megachurch pastor, did defeat Republican Sen. Roger Marshall in Kansas — the first Democrat Kansans have sent to the U.S. Senate since 1932.
Iran's Supreme Leader is Ali Khamenei, not "Mojtaba Khamenei." Mojtaba is his son, sometimes floated as a possible successor, but he is not Supreme Leader. The post misidentifies the leader.
Republican Senate candidates tied to Trump did lose key races Tuesday — including Kansas's Roger Marshall — and AP and Fox News both framed the losses as a bruising blow to Senate Republicans. This is an opinion/grievance post about the Fed, CNBC, dark money and federal spending — no factual claim worth checking.
The post's premise is outdated/speculative — it muses "If Paxton loses" and asserts Republicans "will still control Congress." Tuesday's results include Democratic Senate flips in Texas and Kansas, which undermines that claim; we could not confirm Republicans still control Congress. "He won it!" is a reaction to an advocate.com link, without naming who or what — too vague to fact-check. An opinion/joke contrasting James Talarico's message with Stephen Miller; no checkable factual claim. Opinion about media blind spots and Black organizing in the South. A call to get money out of politic
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Democrats did flip Texas's U.S. Senate race and retook the governor's mansion, a historic statewide sweep — AP called it "a stunning rout" and the first time Democrats have retaken power in Texas in decades.
For decades, Texas Democrats have dreamt of turning the state blue, rallying around exciting candidates who drew big crowds and big money but could not ultimately overcome the state's stubborn conservative majority. On Tuesday, their dream finally came true – and in dramatic http
Democrat Adam Hamilton, a Methodist megachurch pastor, did defeat Republican Sen. Roger Marshall in Kansas — the first Democrat Kansans have sent to the U.S. Senate since 1932.
Adam Hamilton, a Democrat and Methodist megachurch pastor, won a startling upset in Kansas over Republican Sen. Roger Marshall, flipping a seat once believed to be safely red in another example of how far unhappiness with President Donald Trump has spread throughout the nation. h
Iran's Supreme Leader is Ali Khamenei, not "Mojtaba Khamenei." Mojtaba is his son, sometimes floated as a possible successor, but he is not Supreme Leader. The post misidentifies the leader.
Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has warned that any renewed US military assault on his country would trigger a broader response, while praising armed groups allied with Iran across the Middle East. 🔴 LIVE updates: https://t.co/fWpWRhPdLi https://t.co/hDDwIZqFfR
Republican Senate candidates tied to Trump did lose key races Tuesday — including Kansas's Roger Marshall — and AP and Fox News both framed the losses as a bruising blow to Senate Republicans. This is an opinion/grievance post about the Fed, CNBC, dark money and federal spending — no factual claim worth checking.
Trump hand-picked Senate candidates. Republicans paid the price https://t.co/SXGQ3KQ0lm
The post's premise is outdated/speculative — it muses "If Paxton loses" and asserts Republicans "will still control Congress." Tuesday's results include Democratic Senate flips in Texas and Kansas, which undermines that claim; we could not confirm Republicans still control Congress. "He won it!" is a reaction to an advocate.com link, without naming who or what — too vague to fact-check. An opinion/joke contrasting James Talarico's message with Stephen Miller; no checkable factual claim. Opinion about media blind spots and Black organizing in the South. A call to get money out of politics; opinion, no factual claim.
If Paxton loses, the Dems pick up one seat in a senate they’ll likely still be the minority in. Republicans will still control congress, the DOJ, the Supreme Court and the White House, as they have for the last 2 years. This end of times bullshit MAGA’s pushing is fucking insane