The Fox News Rundown Republicans Deny Democrats Have Momentum, Look To 2026 Midterms
Nov 10, 2025
Mike Rogers, a former congressman and Michigan GOP Senate candidate, discusses the recent election losses for Republicans and their implications for the 2026 midterms, emphasizing a shift towards Trump’s agenda focusing on border security and crime. Darryl J. Vincent, a Marine Corps veteran and CEO of U.S.VETS, highlights efforts to combat veteran homelessness with the 'Make Camo Your Cause' campaign, advocating for preventive services. Jason Chaffetz argues for Republicans to prioritize popular legislation to regain voter support.
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Election Results Reflect Long-Term Trends
- Mike Rogers says recent Democratic wins reflected states that voted against Trump and long-term blue trends rather than a sudden GOP collapse.
- He argues Republicans should focus on messaging about secure borders, pocketbook issues, and education to regain voters.
Democrats' Leftward Pull Is A Risk
- Rogers warns Democrats are being pulled left by a vocal progressive base that could threaten their broader appeal.
- He suggests Republicans should be more worried about Democrats' ideological shift than immediate GOP prospects.
Run On Policy, Not Personality
- Emphasize that Trump's agenda remains 'on the ballot' via policies like border security even when he's not running.
- Use contrasts of past border chaos versus current improvements to persuade undecided voters.