Intelligence Briefing: The GOP's Midterm Warning Lights Are Flashing

NOTE:If you value this publication and want to help us, consider upgrading your subscription. We're not backed by billionaires, corporate media money, activist foundations, or political machines. We only survive because readers like you believe independent journalism matters in a country that's drowning in propaganda, censorship, and manufactured narratives. I have been threatened and even assaulted, but my commitment never wavers. When you support our work, you are helping fund our whistleblower endeavors, GPS research, and digging into stories the mainstream media either ignores or deliberately buries. You are helping build a community of Americans who refuse to surrender their voice. Everything here remains free for now because I believe the truth should still be accessible to regular people. But it's your support that makes this possible. For less than the price of a couple of coffees a month, you can help keep this publication independent, aggressive, unapologetic, and impossible to silence. A monthly subscription is just $9. A yearly subscription is $99. I appreciate your help. Thank you! Subscribe now We need to talk about November. (And we need to do it without the usual political happy talk.) Republicans have enormous fundraising resources available. The party also has several political assets that have served it well politically over the past decade. Reuters reported September 7th that Trump'sdeclining popularityis complicating Republican efforts to hold Congress. Independent analysts currently see Democrats as well-positioned in the battle for the House. While the Senate remains much less settled. That's the situation. No funeral arrangements are necessary (except for maybe Mitch McConnell.) No champagne should be opened by Democrats. There are still eight weeks of campaigning left, and eight weeks in American politics can be an eternity. But Republicans who assume everything is basically hunky dory are ignoring some rather uncomfortable data. It would be a mistake. Let's go through it…