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| Victor Davis Hanson: The Midterm Is Not the Endterm |
| 2026-11-11 |
| [Daily Signal] Jack Fowler: Very briefly here, let me just say that Victor has written a significant post on X. You’ll find it there. His handle is @VDHanson. It may also now be up on The Blade of Perseus, Victor’s website. By the way, that’s victorhanson.com. Check that out. Go there. Do subscribe. Here’s what Victor wrote. I’ll just read a little bit. The midterm is not the end term. It is too soon to calibrate the direction of the post-midterm Democratic and Republican parties, but if the first 72 hours are any indication, and despite the soon-to-be speaker’s denials, the Left is already bragging about subpoenas and is intoxicated by the notion of investigations and impeachments. And Victor says a lot more, and he’s gonna tell us what more he said and why he wrote this piece. Victor? Victor Davis Hanson: I was a little upset. My point is, if you had criticisms of the administration and you supported it and you were constructive, why didn’t you voice it? And then after the election, all these people—it’s what John F. Kennedy said after the Bay of Pigs. He said success has a thousand mothers or parents, and failure is an orphan. So, what I’m getting at is, all these people are coming out now, especially in The Wall Street Journal, but everywhere, saying that they should—not that they should have done this, but these people, it’s over, it’s done, it’s nothing. And what I wanted to do in this tweet—and I have a longer version of it that’s coming out Monday at American Greatness or Tuesday—is say that a lot of it was the messaging, and I had been saying that for a long time. |
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