(#6317) So trump still controls republicans but democratic turnout remains high!

      The incumbent trump kept his grip on the republican party and what that means going forward. The democrats kept surging in turnout and what that means to trump. First off let me say right off the top that trump is the incumbent but he is also an incompetent. He forced a strong opposing Kentucky republican from an election while also endorsing a miserable senatorial candidate in Texas. I felt going into this primary election last night that trump would come out of it with some wins and losses. But I didn't think he would make Texas so vulnerable to the democratic blue wave.
     Despite the outcomes last night the general election is being set for an unconventional outcome. Democrats are encouragingly enthused to get out and vote while republicans are much less so. Even in states like Texas and Georgia the democratic turnout has been invigorating to behold. There can be better turnout numbers for democrats and that is still a work in progress but nevertheless well done to this point democrats. With republicans their enthusiasm is not encouraging. They are infighting over morals, ethics, economic issues among others and the lack thereof which is a physical and emotional downer for them. Many of the previous republican voters are scuffling to even cast a ballot.
     The republican party is not a majority party with voters, even though they have achieved majority rule. Despite the cause of their manipulations, they are not an attractive alternative to objective voters. Which signals a decline as time goes by and with a resurgence of appreciation for liberal/progressive policies the democrats are reaping the benefit of the chaos of the republican party. So trump can wrest a stronger grip onto the republicans but the rest of us are just as determined to end his reign of bullying and deception. We the people of America have decided that the only way to end the republican crippling of our democracy is to show up and out at the voting booth and that is still happening with just five and a half months to go before the next general election.