Make New York Post a Preferred Source U.S. Rep. Jamie Raskin, D-Md., speaks to media outside a House Democratic Caucus meeting in Washington on Nov. 10, 2026. Getty Images The Issue: The Democrats’ plans and priorities after taking control of Congress in the midterm elections. Let me get this straight: Voters delivered a blue tsunami for Democrats, yet we still haven’t heard about how these “geniuses” plan to improve affordability (“Violent Streak,” Glenn Harlan Reynolds, PostOpinion, Nov. 10).
All I’ve heard from the Democratic brain trust — like Reps. Jamie Raskin and Hakeem Jeffries — is talk of impeaching Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, the president, and other Republicans. How does that help affordability?
With the complicit media constantly hammering voters, Democrats clearly don’t have a plan — just animus toward the GOP.
Now that the midterms have shown that running against Trump works, Democrats face an even bigger challenge: defining what they’re for instead of what they’re against.
They’ve failed at their messaging on what they’d do if in charge — and you can’t keep saying you want to get rid of Trump once he’s gone. This is “rubber meets the road” stuff: What are you going to do, and how are you going to do it?
We’ll see how the moderates and progressives work this out — if they can. Otherwise, we’ll just go back to flipping houses again.
The real midterm tsunami will come when migrants flood Texas and other states again. But, hey, that’s what was really on the ballot — and what Democratic voters wanted.
We were lucky Democrats won fewer than 67 Senate seats. If they had, they would have convicted and removed Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance and put in “President Jeffries.” They would have convicted and removed the entire Supreme Court, and they could have passed any law they wanted.
President Trump must end the war at once and make all voters happy now. Otherwise, he will end up broke and in jail — phony pardons will not save him.
Investigating Trump and the Republicans: Is this why the public chose the Democrats? More empty talk could follow for years.
Instead, we need the distractions to end and cooperation to begin to build a stronger economic life for everyone.
Trump was elected to resolve the disaster left by Biden and the Democrats, yet he created a greater one. Now is the moment for Democrats to excel and begin working together as they once did.
We’ve now seen the first impeachment push aimed at Trump cheerleader and pompous Pentagon blowhard Pete Hegseth. Impeach Trump next? Nope.
This batch of brainless bigots (including GOP Rep. Thomas Massie) amped up on antisemitism will surely seek to impeach former President Harry Truman posthumously for recognizing the State of Israel in 1948, if these Louboutin leftist lunkheads even knew who Harry Truman was.
Democrats are promising “hell on wheels” to Trump, his administration, and any Republican who ever worked for the president. Their scheme is transparent: When you’re talking about Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez or “Mayor Pete” for president, you not only have no front-runner, you have no bench.
Both are essential to lock down Washington for the eight years after Trump, and the Democrats can’t pass that test. Their obnoxious bravado is just a sign that they have no plan for governing.
It looks like the impeachment obsession again. The election wasn’t about who gets impeached — it was about affordability.
Once impeachment proceedings begin, they become nothing more than a show on every TV station. Remember the famous catchphrase, “It’s the economy, stupid”? That’s what this is about.
I’m sick of Democrats acting like they’re going to save me. Where were they when President Joe Biden was in la-la land while illegal immigrants were pouring in, riots were the order of the day, and corruption was rampant? Remember Hunter Biden?
Democrats have some nerve talking about corruption when they practically invented it. People who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones.
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