What Rove has done for them is subject to opinion.
Rove’s successes, and failures, managing Republican candidates are facts. One’s opinion of the facts doesn’t affect the facts.
He does not care what the republican party represents.
Completely unsupported, idiotic assertion. You’re just butt hurt because Rove, like every other genuine Republican
with a spine has been publicly against Trump and his fascist views from the very beginning of the 2016 campaign.
If his worth is only determined by success in getting republicans elected, then it's mixed.
Rove didn’t explode the national debt, increase divide among Americans across the country, praise racists/white nationalists, give huge permanent tax breaks to the rich while giving temporary crumbs to the middle class and poor, spread outrageous and completely unsupported lies in an attempt to steal an election, inspire and cause an attack on the Capital, etc., all while losing the House, Senate, and White House.
All of those “accomplishments” are Trump’s.
As for the GOP losing the White House, keep in mind he drew more votes overall in 2020 then he did in 2016.
Yup, and President Biden received more votes (81,282,903) than any presidential candidate in American history, beating Trump by 7,059,873. An accomplishment based in part on American’s fatigue from and disgust with four years of Trump.
and without the rush to unsecure mass mailout balloting in about a half dozens states, Trump would have beat out Dopey Joe.
Pathetic delusional Trumpster parroting lie.
Trump lost “bigly”, fair and square. More than 60 judgments, multiple recounts and investigations prove the only attempted steal was Trump’s.
As for GOP losses in the 2018 midterms, it's quite traditional for a new presidents party to lose congressional seats
Losing
seats in both houses isn’t unusual.
Losing both houses and the White House is. In fact, no one term president has suffered that terrible trifecta since Hoover in 1932. Another dubious Trump achievement.
The democrats should have done much better then they did and should have taken the Senate in 2018, but did not, largely due to their repugnant behavior in the Brett Kavanaugh confirmation hearings.
I agree that that the Dems could’ve and should’ve done better in ‘18, and the Kavanaugh hearings backfired on them.
And the down ticket advantage in the 2020 election went to the republican side as the republicans came within 6 seats of retaking the House
No argument Democrats underperformed. The lesson they should take is that a majority of Americans are satisfied (or at least, not unhappy) that their own needs are met. The Republicans should take the lesson that Trump was the absolutely worst messenger for their party possibly in their entire history.
The majority of Americans are centrists, repelled by extremist “us vs them” tactics. The louder and angrier the messenger, the more divided Americans become. A smart candidate today reaches out to all Americans.
Trump completely failed to recognize that.