ABOUT THIS EPISODE
The Republican Party suffered a devastating collapse in the 2026 midterm elections, and Ryan Girdusky isn't holding back as he blames Donald Trump, disastrous GOP candidates, the Iran War, and collapsing Republican voter turnout for the political bloodbath. Ryan breaks down the Democratic blue wave, shocking Senate and House losses, Trump's crumbling coalition, and the conservative victories buried beneath the election disaster. Is this the beginning of the end for Trump's Republican Party—or the wake-up call conservatives desperately need before 2028?
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Speaker 1: Welcome back to a numbers game with Ryan Grodowski. Thank you all for being here. So let's talk about the midterm elections. It wasn't a wave. It wasn't a tidal wave. It wasn't a cyclone. It was the collapse of the Republican coalition, the Trump coalition, a total collapse. I was very hesitant to believe the New York Times polling. And I said on the last episode, I think they got something wrong. And they did get a few things wrong, to my point. They got Michigan completely …
Speaker 1: Welcome back to a numbers game with Ryan Grodowski. Thank you all for being here. So let's talk about the midterm elections. It wasn't a wave. It wasn't a tidal wave. It wasn't a cyclone. It was the collapse of the Republican coalition, the Trump coalition, a total collapse. I was very hesitant to believe the New York Times polling. And I said on the last episode, I think they got something wrong. And they did get a few things wrong, to my point. They got Michigan completely …
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