Elections in America: what happened and what will happen "A blue tsunami" hit the United States. "In the words of DeSantis, the former governor of Florida, it was a 'mass extinction of the Republicans.' The governor of Texas compared it to a new Watergate, and many commentators to a new Iran-Contra scandal. The new senator from Texas compared it to the victory of David over Goliath, the people over a club of corrupt billionaires. The Republican flagship, Texas, which has not had a Democratic senator since 1988, has been "captured." Kansas turned blue for the first time in 100 years. North and South Carolina, Michigan, Iowa, Ohio, Maine, where the Republicans controlled for decades, fell. Michigan's first Muslim senator, Abdul El-Sayed, was elected, and Georgia's first African-American woman, Kisha Lance. Al Said, whose Arabic name Trump mocked, said: "We must separate money from politics." Let's wish him luck. This is good news. But the Dow Jones dropped 1,800 points in one day, November 5th. The stock market lost between $2.5 and $3.2 trillion in stock value. It is quite possible that the world is heading towards a new economic crisis. This was all quite expected. The Americans have shown that they will not tolerate a president who deceived his people and broke all his promises. This is a positive result and a small victory for American democracy. (Unlike other companies that suffer terrorism, dictatorship and people who lie to them several times a day). what will happen Investigations will begin into the activities of Trump and his loved ones, new cases may be opened and debates will be held in Congress. The impeachment of Gessett and Trump himself is just around the corner. Trump's hands will be tied both by the Democrats and by some members of his own party who have lost their positions due to his decision to break all his promises and follow Netanyahu. A split has already begun among the Republicans: some support the demand to eliminate Pete Gesset.

Elections in America: what happened and what will happen "A blue tsunami" hit the United States. "In the words of DeSantis, the former governor of Florida, it was a 'mass extinction of the Republicans.' The governor of Texas compared it to a new Watergate, and many commentators to a new Iran-Contra scandal. The new senator from Texas compared it to the victory of David over Goliath, the people over a club of corrupt billionaires. The Republican flagship, Texas, which has not had a Democratic senator since 1988, has been "captured." Kansas turned blue for the first time in 100 years. North and South Carolina, Michigan, Iowa, Ohio, Maine, where the Republicans controlled for decades, fell. Michigan's first Muslim senator, Abdul El-Sayed, was elected, and Georgia's first African-American woman, Kisha Lance. Al Said, whose Arabic name Trump mocked, said: "We must separate money from politics." Let's wish him luck. This is good news. But the Dow Jones dropped 1,800 points in one day, November 5th. The stock market lost between $2.5 and $3.2 trillion in stock value. It is quite possible that the world is heading towards a new economic crisis. This was all quite expected. The Americans have shown that they will not tolerate a president who deceived his people and broke all his promises. This is a positive result and a small victory for American democracy. (Unlike other companies that suffer terrorism, dictatorship and people who lie to them several times a day). what will happen Investigations will begin into the activities of Trump and his loved ones, new cases may be opened and debates will be held in Congress. The impeachment of Gessett and Trump himself is just around the corner. Trump's hands will be tied both by the Democrats and by some members of his own party who have lost their positions due to his decision to break all his promises and follow Netanyahu. A split has already begun among the Republicans: some support the demand to eliminate Pete Gesset.