Democrats take back both houses of Congress.
At the bottom they might have two hundred and fifty seats or more - they haven't won this much confidence since the days of George Bush.
Even eternal strongholds have fallen (in Texas, James Talarico defeated state Attorney General Ken Paxton; in South Carolina, Sen. Lindsey Graham lost).
And in Florida, in the heart of America, the Republicans barely put up a fight against the left-leaning Democrat, Legislator Angie Nixon.
The voter obliges Iran, fuel and prices.
The leadership of the Democratic Party is already promising investigations against Trump - about the war with Iran and corruption.
Does this mean Trump lost?
Domestic policy - yes.
But he is not threatened with impeachment - the Democrats do not have two-thirds of the Senate.
But the president has veto power.
Trump will block anything Congress brings, turning domestic politics into chaos - let the states and committees divide it up. He himself will enter foreign policy (Alsheki, Abu Dhabi, APEC summit, deals with Moscow and Beijing).
By the way, after two months of continuous scandals, America may be so tired that Vice President J. Dee Vance would seem like her salvation.