The Aporia
The Aporia
19 articles about 10 events for “GOP Midterm Predictions”. Events are ordered by how widely they were covered, how many readers opened them, and how recent they are.
“…ar strike on Iran.” — Tucker Carlson, Sunday We say: Carlson deploys a hedge word, “may,” to make utterly wild predictions, such as that “hundreds of millions of people” and their kids “will be killed” in an imminent US nuclear strike, with Netanyahu to…”
“The midterm elections are over, and that means only one thing: the simmering rivalries in the Republican and Democrat parties will bubble to the surface.”
“The Republican Party is reeling after a seriously damaging round of midterm election results that saw it lose dozens of seats in Congress to rival Democrats, who now control both the House and Senate.”
“…stood by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Wednesday, saying he was doing "a very good job" even as current and former administration figures continued to question how long the Pentagon chief could remain in his post after Republicans’ bruising midterm…”
“SWANTON, Ohio — As Republicans rally ahead of a midterm election that will determine whether the GOP maintains control of both chambers of Congress, Vice President JD Vance is taking to the campaign trail once again to speak with voters in New York and Ohio…”
“Alito made the statement Thursday amid speculation about the future of the Supreme Court after a disastrous GOP performance in the midterm elections.”
“They have generally been better at forecasting midterm elections than they have presidential votes.”
“Other early attendees—staff, mostly—adhered rigidly to that GOP quarter-zip aesthetic.”
“You want your probabilistic forecasts to be well-calibrated over a sufficiently large sample of true out-of-sample predictions.”
“While presidents campaigning in their party's traditional strongholds is not unprecedented at midterm elections, analysts argue Mr Trump's itinerary offers clues as to the GOP's concerns.”
“House Republicans’ senior leadership is crisscrossing the country raising money and support for their members to win Tuesday’s midterm elections.”
“Heading into the midterms, the economy should have been President Trump’s and the GOP’s strong point, but it’s not thanks to the self-inflected injury of tariffs and the inflation it continues to stoke.”