U.S. President Joe Biden and his Democrats have been left reeling due to election losses in America this week. Glenn Youngkin has won the governor's seat in Virginia. The seat had been controlled by Democrats since 2009, representing a big loss to their party.

In Florida, Steve Bovo, among others, won after being endorsed by Biden's rival, former U.S. President Donald Trump, who is considering a 2024 run for the White House. The Republicans are interpreting this week's election results as favorable to their party.

Biden's failures are making it easy for Trump to make a comeback (Joe Biden's Presidency Going Up In Smoke Due To Many Failures Is Making It Easier For Donald Trump To Make A Comeback). The problem would be overcoming electoral cheating by Biden.

Biden is regressing. The tide is turning against him. He has only been in office 10-months and it has been an unmitigated disaster. Biden's failures across the board have really added up. Biden failed in his announced vaccine targets.

Biden also gave a stream of misinformation about the coronavirus, which ranged from, if you're vaccinated you can't get the virus. Then he changed it to if you're fully vaccinated you can get the virus. Then he changed it to, if you're fully vaccinated you can get the virus, but won't be hospitalized. Then he changed it to if you're fully vaccinated you can get the virus and be hospitalized, but you won't die. Then he said nothing at all when fully vaccinated people began dying from the coronavirus by the thousands.

While all of this has been going on the economy has been steadily tanking. I warned the economy is a problem for Biden and this week's election results is confirmation the American people are not happy with his job performance (U.S. Economy Still Struggling Under The Coronavirus With A Record Number Of Job Openings Leaving President Joe Biden Stumped  and The Poor Political Policies Of President Joe Biden Are Destroying The U.S. Economy).

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A sobering reality hits Democrats after election losses

Today at 3:05 p.m. EDT - Democrats awoke Wednesday to a sobering reality. A year after celebrating victory in the 2020 elections, their slender congressional majorities are now even more at risk than they feared, and it is not clear that President Biden or his party has a workable plan to rebalance a political landscape tilting significantly against them.

Republican Glenn Youngkin’s victory over Democrat Terry McAuliffe in Virginia’s gubernatorial election was not a total surprise. Nervous Democrats could sense it coming for weeks. But the full impact of the loss in a state that Biden won by 10 points just 12 months ago, along with a far closer gubernatorial race than anyone expected in New Jersey, which Biden won by 16 points, triggered alarms across the party.

Next year, the entire Democratic Party will face the voters, with Republicans more confident than ever that they have the issues, whether education, inflation or the border, as well as the strategy and a strong tail wind to drive Democrats from power in the House and Senate, and thereby short-circuit the final two years of Biden’s first term in office. How quickly Democrats absorb Tuesday’s results and begin to respond will determine how well they can hold down expected losses in the coming midterms...

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