Reagan Reese

And the White House, the president, his allies, the GOP, I don't think are going to be very forgiving of that.

Totally.

I think the White House is feeling pressure on a bunch of different topics going into the 2026 midterms.

We are now less than a year out from the 2026 midterms.

And we have Americans who are feeling like the economy is not benefiting them.

We have Trump supporters who feel like the president is spending too much time on foreign policy as opposed to domestic policy.

And now you have within state governments

Republicans who don't want to redistrict their state to help the national party.

And I think you can also read this as these people aren't looking at the big picture.

These Senate Republicans in Indiana might have a hard time understanding how this can politically

impact the rest of the country nationally.

Probably the people of Indiana don't really understand either.

And there are probably local politics also at play.

I think all of those reasons are totally fair.

But this is definitely a matter of politics.

It's a matter of national politics.

And I think the White House is probably wise to send a message right now, get ahead of it while they still can, because they're going to need every ounce of

of support and tools that they can get heading into the 2026 midterms because there's pressure after the 2024 election.

I think

So many Republicans were so happy.