Additionally, here is some more perspective about why last Tuesday was a huge wipeout for the GOP (aside from the 15% swing in the overall electorate away from Republicans and the fact the idiot bafoon in the white house claimed victory - HUGE LOL)...

1. 40 seat gain in the House. That is huge. Made even more impressive by the GOP gerrymandering after the 2010 census after which Dems thought they had no chance to control the house until after the 2020 census.

2. The flipping of 7 states governors. The Dems will undo the majority of the GOP gerrymandering in 2 years with the 2020 census.

3. Despite trumps claims to the contrary, even the results in the Senate elections last week were a total beatdown of the GOP. Right now, as things stand, the GOP picked up 1 seat with a max of 2 seats or even a loss of 1 seat possible depending on the FL recount and MS runoff. This is unbelievably bad. The GOP had a historically good Senate map. Dems defending 26 seats, 10 in states Trump won and GOP only defending 9. That kind of map in a normal election should have netted the GOP 10-12 seats. Instead they are up 1 seat. And it gets worse for them. Much worse...

In 2020, the GOP is defending 22 Senate seats, including several in stated Hillary won. The Dems are defending 12. The Senate will flip to the Dems in 2 years, the only question is whether it will be a supermajority (doubtful).

Then it gets worse still for the GOP...

In 2022, the GOP will have 21 seats up for reelection vs 12 for the Dems. By 2022 the Dems will almost certainly have a supermajority.

So to recap, Dems have the house and will be undoing much of the 2010 gerrymandering in 2 years. The Senate will flip in 2 years and be in Dem hands for at least 6 years after. The Dems will have the white house with ease in 2 years if trump runs again (IMO).

Trump has assfricked the GOP worse than anyone in history. It's going to leave a mark for a very long time. The number of voters he has driven away from the GOP in just 2 years is extraordinary.

I said this would happen two years ago when he was elected. I'm sorta a good example of why as well. I didn't even vote in the 2016 election (I know I suck but I never really cared about politics). I voted straight Dem last Tuesday. There are a lot of people like me as well.