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The 2026 midterm numbers that have Republicans actually panicked

The GOP pundits are scared shitless about their chances of losing both chambers of Congress and are desperately pleading with their stunningly stupid base of bigoted deplorables to “ignore how badly you've been betrayed by the GOP” and just focus on “protecting Trump”! We must vote out every wretched Republican from the federal government all the way down to local city councils and school boards.

0:00​ - Republicans Fear Massive 2026 Midterm Losses, 14-Point Democrat Advantage

1:05​ - WaveMap Tool Shows Democrats Could Win 60 Senate Seats in 2026

4:25​ - Todd Starnes and EW Jackson Warn Republicans About Democratic Takeover

The 2026 midterm outlook for Republicans is deteriorating fast, and the special election data is the clearest early warning sign — districts Trump won by 30 to 40 points are now barely holding at 52-48. This video breaks down what a 14-point Democratic enthusiasm advantage, a presidential approval rating of 36%, and consumer sentiment at 48 actually mean for Republican control of the House and Senate. Even conservative commentators like Todd Starnes and EW Jackson are publicly warning that Republicans have burned through their political capital and betrayed the voters who put them in power. If you want analysis that reads the numbers instead of the spin, subscribe.

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Ralph Reed went to the latrine and dropped a “navy log”

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Ralph Reed’s army plans $62 million spending spree backing Trump

Faith & Freedom plans to spend big registering and turning out evangelicals and handing out 30 million pieces of literature at churches.

Faith & Freedom plans to spend big registering and turning out evangelicals and handing out 30 million pieces of literature at churches.

A prominent evangelical advocacy organization plans to significantly ramp up political spending in the 2024 election with one goal in mind: returning Donald Trump to the White House

Faith & Freedom, a conservative-leaning organization, intends to spend $62 million registering and turning out evangelical voters, texting and calling supporters, and door-knocking — $10 million more than it spent four years ago. The group is expected to, among other things, hand out 30 million pieces of literature in 125,000 churches — many of them in battleground states.

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Evangelical leader hopes conference is 'testosterone booster shot' for anti-abortion 2024 candidates

A year after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, some of the Republican Party’s most powerful evangelical Christian voices are gatheri

Ralph Reed has a tiny penis.

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Leaked videos show Trump allies boasting about ballot harvesting — which the president decried as fraud

Leaked videos taken from inside a secretive right-wing organization show many top conservative operatives openly advocating ballot harvesting during the 2020 presidential election, even as President Donald Trump accused Democrats of using such tactics to steal elections.

The Washington Post reports that the videos show longtime evangelical operative Ralph Reed boasting of his plans to harvest ballots from multiple places of worship for the benefit of Republican candidates.

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Fundies Declare Reelecting Trump Will Pave Way For Takeover

The religious right has claimed for some time that all it wants is a place at the table for Americans with "traditional values." But from time to time, the nation's so-called moral guardians reveal their true agenda when they think no one is listening or watching. They want to pave the way for a...

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Ralph Reed Says Christians Have Been ‘Vindicated’ In Supporting Trump | Right Wing Watch

Religious-right activist Ralph Reed appeared on Daystar’s “Joni Table Talk” program last week to promote his new book, “For God and Country: The Christian Case for Trump.” During the broadcast, Reed complained that evangelical Christians have repeatedly been “demeaned” for supporting President Donald Trump despite the fact that they have been completely “vindicated” as the president has systematically enacting their political agenda.

Kyle Mantyla at RWW: 

Religious-right activist Ralph Reed appeared on Daystar’s “Joni Table Talk” program last week to promote his new book, “For God and Country: The Christian Case for Trump.” During the broadcast, Reed complained that evangelical Christians have repeatedly been “demeaned” for supporting President Donald Trump despite the fact that they have been completely “vindicated” as the president has systematically enacting their political agenda.

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“The real message of the book is that citizenship is not an option if you’re a believer, it’s an obligation,” Reed stated later in the program. “And these tens of millions of Christians who prayed, who wrestled with Jacob, who struggled with a very difficult decision in 2016, and then 81 percent of them voted for Donald Trump, they were vindicated by what he’s done to advance the values and principles that beat in their hearts and give meaning to their souls. They were vindicated. And I for one am tired of seeing them attacked and demeaned for making the decision they made.” 

From the 06.19.2020 edition of Daystar’s Joni Table Talk:

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Rage of the Trumpvangelicals: Religious Right Slams Christianity Today Over Impeachment Editorial | Right Wing Watch

Peter Montgomery at RWW (12.23.2019): 

When Christianity Today, an evangelical magazine long associated with the late evangelist Billy Graham, editorialized ​on Thursday in favor of Trump’s impeachment and removal from office, the reaction from Trump and his religious-right boosters was swift and harsh—and​ is ongoing.

Trump lashed out in anger, taking to Twitter to denounce Christianity Today as a “far left magazine”—a ludicrous lie—and to fume that “No President has done more for the Evangelical community, and it’s not even close.”

Religious​-​right leaders were quick to reassure Trump of their loyalty and denounce Christianity Today. Franklin Graham declared that his late father “believed in Donald Trump” and voted for him. Ralph Reed mocked the magazine as “Christianity Yesterday.” The White House and its​boosters in the conservative ​evangelical ​community subsequently announced the January 3 launch of “Evangelicals for Trump.”

Reactions came from across the religious right, from fundamentalists like Jerry Falwell, Jr. to leaders of the dominionist apostles-and-prophets branch of charismatic Christianity that has embraced Trump as God’s anointed. Among those slamming the Christianity Today editorial and its author Mark Galli were New Apostolic Reformation leader Ché Ahn, ​Bill Johnson, senior leader of the charismatic Bethel Church in Redding, Calif., and prophetic author Lance Wallnau​, who published a video portraying​ Christianity Today as a captive of progressive philanthropist George Soros, the target of authoritarians and right-wing leaders everywhere.

Nearly 200 conservative evangelical leaders, including Trump’s spiritual adviser and White House aide Paula White, signed an open letter slamming the editorial’s author, Christianity Today’s editor-in-chief Mark Galli.

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Oh, please. Religious-right leaders wrote the book (many of them, in fact) on questioning and denouncing the spiritual integrity and religious beliefs of their opponents. They claim that Trump was anointed and put into office by God and that his opponents therefore are demonic agents of Satan fighting against God himself. (Earlier this month, signatory and Trump adviser Pastor Robert Jeffress mocked House Speaker Nancy Pelosi‘s assertion of her Catholic faith during an exchange with a reporter.)

On Sunday, Christianity Today published a response to critics of Galli’s editorial, refuting the​ claims​ about the magazine as a repository of leftism made by Trump and his religious-right allies​ and arguing that “the alliance of American evangelicalism with this president has wrought enormous damage to Christian witness​” and harmed perceptions of the “Bride of Christ,” as religious followers sometimes refer to the broader Christian church.