To your point, the Senate race in PA was one the GOP actually did endorse. McConnell dropped damn near $60 million into that one in fact! While pulling 9 mil from Masters and putting it into Murkowski (who was behind Tshibaka last I checked?)

Maybe we need to look a little deeper at the results of this midterm and who won and lost. Trump said 'Vote Republican no matter what and we'll sort it out later" Why? Was there a possible other meaning to that? Maybe Trump was interested in causing material losses to GOP via certain candidates that both he and they endorsed, effectively bringing them into the fight against fraud by costing them their chosen candidates and the $ spent by McConnell and GOP on them. Also could be some kind of retaliation against McConnell and the Republican leadership; Trump said the other day he'd prefer Rick Scott as the Senate leader.

He made another comment about JD Vance at the Dayton rally, saying that "nobody owns him... I don't [own him] although I'd like to, but he's [independent minded]" something to that effect. I think Vance was another establishment-approved one; Hershel also cuts across the MAGA/GOP lines being endorsed by Graham Gingrich and others.

Maybe when we tally up the W-L column we aren't truly seeing it all from the Trump-White Hat perspective. They may have pushed along some candidates like Oz or Tudor Dixon knowing and intending for them to lose, in order to continue to expose rampant voter fraud in certain places, and to cause losses of $ and political capital to the Republican establishment, engaging them in the fight with voter fraud and forcing them into a position where they need to ally with the MAGA wing more than ever. Look at how the MSM wants to immediately drive a wedge between the GOP (DeSantis) and MAGA following this midterm... it may be more important right now to take on and expose the enemies on our own side, and draw clear lines in the sand ahead of what's coming next.

Just a thought, Godspeed.