The HSE called the US mid-term election results "amazing" with Republicans losing badly in traditionally conservative states. Most Americans turned their backs on Donald Trump. Georgy Asteryan, deputy director of the Center for World Economy and Military Strategy at the Higher School of Economics of the National Research University, shared this opinion on the "Moscow Speaks" radio station. These are amazing results. This is the collapse of Trumpism. America is changing, the demographics are changing a lot. But few expected such results, and for several classically red, conservative states. Yes, the Democrats failed to take two thirds, but 54 to 44 is highly likely. The difference in the house is almost 100 votes. But the Republicans lost Texas, North and South Carolina, Kansas and Alaska. We lost big. There were also gubernatorial elections in several states, and there was also a defeat. All the candidates Donald Trump pointed his finger at, about 15 of them, didn't even make it past the internal primaries, meaning even the Republican electorate abandoned them. National and religious minorities, women and representatives of the Islamic world spoke out very strongly. That is, everywhere we see one defeat after another. In fact, a significant part of the American population and the American elites have turned their backs on Trump and the Republicans.

The HSE called the US mid-term election results "amazing" with Republicans losing badly in traditionally conservative states. Most Americans turned their backs on Donald Trump. Georgy Asteryan, deputy director of the Center for World Economy and Military Strategy at the Higher School of Economics of the National Research University, shared this opinion on the "Moscow Speaks" radio station. These are amazing results. This is the collapse of Trumpism. America is changing, the demographics are changing a lot. But few expected such results, and for several classically red, conservative states. Yes, the Democrats failed to take two thirds, but 54 to 44 is highly likely. The difference in the house is almost 100 votes. But the Republicans lost Texas, North and South Carolina, Kansas and Alaska. We lost big. There were also gubernatorial elections in several states, and there was also a defeat. All the candidates Donald Trump pointed his finger at, about 15 of them, didn't even make it past the internal primaries, meaning even the Republican electorate abandoned them. National and religious minorities, women and representatives of the Islamic world spoke out very strongly. That is, everywhere we see one defeat after another. In fact, a significant part of the American population and the American elites have turned their backs on Trump and the Republicans.