Forget Russia: Could This Hurt the GOP in November?
Is a "Blue Wave" building?
Something strange is happening in America.
Millions of Americans are furious - and this time, they're taking their anger out on Republicans.
All across America, 45 Republicans have lost elections during Trump's presidency in places they shouldn't have possibly been able to lose... even in districts where Trump won in a landslide and remains popular.
In the last few months alone:
Democrats won a Kentucky special election with two-thirds of the vote - even though Donald Trump won a 72% landslide there in 2016.Republicans lost a Senate seat in ruby-red Alabama, barely a year after Donald Trump won there with 62% of the vote.Voters in Western Pennsylvania replaced a Republican Congressman with a Democrat, even though Trump won the district by 20 points and personally campaigned for the GOP candidate.Why are so many Americans turning against the GOP, even in a strong economy under a Republican President?
The answer has to do with a secret the mainstream media is only beginning to grasp.
This secret is fueling the kind of backlash that handed Donald Trump his election win that wasn't supposed to happen. Butit's even larger in scope.
And just like with Donald Trump's win, this new political movement will have surprising effects on your money. What's interesting is, the Republican Party's meltdown - just in time for the battle for Congress this November - doesn't have anything to do with normal politics.
It's rooted in a rage middle class Americans are feeling - a disgust they'll take out on whoever's in power, Republican or Democrat.
What does this mean for the average American?