Matt Walsh

And if it goes the way we think it will, Democrats stand to lose around two dozen seats in Congress.

So it's a very big deal.

But already the impact is being felt.

Jasmine Crockett is done.

And the man who defeated her in the Democrat U.S.

Senate primary, James Tallarico, is now being touted as a moderate Democrat.

Democrat who has a real chance of flipping the state of Texas.

No Democrat, by the way, has won a Senate race in Texas in about 50 years.

But according to Stephen Colbert and the DNC and MSNBC and everybody else in the mainstream left, Tallarico can do it.

He's the guy.

And that's because, as MSNBC reminded us yesterday, Tallarico is supposedly a moderate candidate who will win over independents and, you know, nonpolitical voters.

And he's so sane and normal and moderate that he's a big tent.

He's a big tent guy, a big tent candidate, we're told.

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Now, this idea that Tallarico is a down-the-middle politician with broad appeal is everywhere.

Leslie Marshall, who's on Fox News all the time as a political strategist, called Tallarico a more moderate option.

Newsweek describes Tallarico as a rising Democrat and a moderate focused on economic populism and broad voter appeal.

This is how they sold Tallarico to left-wing Democrats in Texas.

Tallarico, Democrats were told, was the sane and rational alternative to Jasmine Crockett.

So white liberal women cast their votes for Tallarico, even as they openly wept about the fact that they were oppressing a strong, independent woman of color.