From the Right · Watch · November 5, 2026
Nov 5 · Ronna McDaniel says she is stunned by the midterm results, Gov.-elect Amy Klobuchar lists affordability plans, and DNC Chair Ken Martin says voters focused on gas and groceries not 'woke'
Fox News: BRET BAIER: “Is woke coming back?” @BretBaier presses DNC Chair Ken Martin on whether “woke” politics are making a comeback after Democrats’ midterm gains on @SpecialReport. Martin pushes back, saying Americans are more focused on rising prices and the economy. His assessment
Grade A (100/100). DNC Chair Ken Martin tells Bret Baier voters focused on gas and groceries, not 'woke,' after Democratic midterm wins
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Splits: DNC Chair Ken Martin tells Bret Baier voters focused on gas and groceries, not 'woke,' after Democratic midterm wins
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