Staff Reports
The U.S. is seeing a major red wave wash over the country as Americans wake up to the destructive Democrat policies that have been ruining our great nation— and it’s only going to get worse if they keep electing Leftist politicians.
#Miami turns RED. #ElectionDay #Midterms2022 pic.twitter.com/KZyLMvocZO
— JennyJen (@JennyJen68) November 9, 2022
In a stunning turn of events, citizens in traditionally blue Miami county have elected a Republican mayor, signaling a major shift in political ideology. In an overwhelming victory, Steven Meiner trounced Democrat Michael Gongora by an impressive eight-point margin. The Republican snagged 54 percent of the vote, turning the predominantly liberal city conservative.
During his campaign, Meiner focused on critical issues such as reducing crime, making the city safer, managing traffic, promoting responsible development, and addressing resiliency concerns. He emphasized that these were crucial for the city’s well-being, and his victory proves that the residents and voters wholeheartedly agreed with his vision.
Meiner is taking over from Democrat Dan Gelber, who, due to term limits, was unable to seek reelection. Gelber praised Meiner as a “law and order guy” and commended his commitment to making the city more “livable.”
This is just one example of the conservative movement making significant gains across the nation. Recently, Long Island Republicans scored a massive win in the deep blue state, with GOP candidate Ed Romaine triumphing over his Democrat opponent in the Suffolk County Executive election. Romaine secured an impressive 56 percent of the vote, beating his opponent by over 26,000 votes.
It’s clear that after just a few short years of President Joe Biden’s disastrous America, staunch Democrats are reevaluating their political allegiances and casting their votes for Republican candidates.
A recent CNN poll revealed an overwhelming “enthusiasm advantage” for Republican candidates heading into the 2024 election. A staggering 71 percent of likely Republican voters expressed being “extremely motivated” to vote, while only 61 percent of likely Democrat voters echoed the same sentiment, giving the GOP a ten-point lead.
When it comes to the overall state of the United States and the direction the country is heading, a mere 28 percent of respondents believed that things were going “well,” while a vast majority, 72 percent, acknowledged that the nation was faring poorly. These numbers reflect the growing dissatisfaction with the current leadership and the desire for a conservative resurgence to set things right.
