Las Vegas Review-Journal — News
08/11/2026 02:02

LETTER: The people have spoken

Jim Hayes Las Vegas

November 7, 2026 - 9:02 pm

The people have spoken on Tuesday’s midterm elections. With no question the people have told President Donald Trump and the Republican Party that they have had enough of the president’s whack-a-doodle leadership and his party’s failure to put some controls on his policies.

The election marks a major downfall for the Republican Party, and that will be very difficult to overcome with Mr. Trump’s continued leadership. The elections have given those in the middle class and lower class some hope that the future will not continue to make life in this country beyond difficult. How long it will take to reverse Republicans’ poor leadership is the only question left to answer.

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