On the Democratic protests in Texas and Nebraska

Byron York, Washington Examiner

The president’s party usually loses seats in midterm elections, and with Republicans’

narrow, narrow advantage in the House, it is more likely than not that the GOP will lose control of the House. But if Republicans do lose the House, it will not be due to the “Trump’s a fascist,” “tax the rich” chanters who showed up at Flood’s town hall. It will be due to more moderate voters losing faith in Trump and his party’s ability to solve the problems they were elected to solve. What happened in Nebraska, and in Texas, too, is just show business.