John Solomon

So you learn in Mondani's victory and in Jason Mayer's significant overperformance compared to any other Republican tonight some really valuable lessons if you're a Republican.

The question I have is, will they listen?

Will this be a wake-up call, or will they yawn and move on?

Big things are on the horizon.

Tomorrow the Supreme Court's going to hear him

The tariff case, that's a historic case that could change things.

The Louisiana apportionment case will be big.

I thought Joel Pollack made out a good point.

Will the 14th Amendment be used by the Justice Department to invalidate some of the redistricting pushes?

Tonight, the Republicans lost a chance to reclaim the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.

They didn't work hard enough, just like they didn't work hard enough in April with the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

Those courts are gonna decide a lot of the electoral issues in 28.

How many more courts are gonna flip between now and 28?

Those are all questions that someone that's the chief political strategist for the president has to answer quickly and get back to what the winning strategy was

Tonight is so different than one year ago tonight because the strategy that the Republican Party pursued was so radically different and so radically underwhelming.

And by the way, the Democrats got back to what they're good at, street politics.

That's what they're good at.

That's what Barack Obama was, a street organizer.

So Democrats are going to keep doing this.

This is how they win elections.