Trump Lost His Party These Midterms

Both indirectly (war, tariffs, ICE killings) and directly, by recruiting: 

• Ken Paxton (TX) over the opposition of the entire Republican Party apparatus
• Darline Graham (SC), for no actual reason (he doesn’t seem to have liked Lindsey all that much? And any Republican in this seat would have been just as acquiescent as Graham promised to be?)
• Michael Whatley (NC) out of spite for Thom Tillis
• And assuming Ohio was safe enough to leave open in order to have JD as his VP

True. He has already started the fingerpointing, blaming the candidates and thus offloading his responsibility for these results to them.

But where before he would have been met with pure, cultish sycophancy, this time around, he'll face resistance, and fingers pointing back at him. Republicans have seen now that being aligned or just associated with Trump is absolutely toxic and will inevitably lose them seats. Thus, the closer we get to 2028, they will increasingly shun, undermine or even openly oppose him, which will hurt his ego bigly. I'll be there for that, schadenfreude cranked up to 11, gleefully watching on as he goes through his own, personal, well-deserved hell.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Popular_Vote_Interstate_Compact

With this election the dems took control of 5 more states state legislature putting them past the 270 mark.

NPD is so rarely diagnosed because people affected are disinclined to seek help for it, and covert narcissists are hard to spot

I've had one lie to my face and the person next to me about what they said to us less than a minute prior.

It's understandably difficult for people who haven't experienced it to understand or believe it.

This isn't the dude who picked a bar fight and got punched twice before the bouncer broker it up. This is Anthony Joshua controlling the entire fight up to breaking jake paul's jaw.

Doesn't matter what orange man says.

He did say if it's fair which is mumble-speak for he'll turn any second