Laura Ingraham Goes Off on GOP Leadership After Warnock’s Victory in Georgia

Fox News’ Laura Ingraham is lashing out at Republican leadership after Democrats managed to hold onto the Senate seat in Georgia.

After the race was called for Sen. Raphael Warnock (D) over Herschel Walker (R), Ingraham said, “We felt this coming. To me, it never felt like the Senate Republicans wanted this guy in office.”

“He was a Trump pick. They didn’t like that, they probably like Herschel as a person. But there wasn’t the intensity on the part of the Republicans as there was on the part of the Democrats,” she continued.

Ingraham went on:

“But we don’t change anything. We have the same people in place in leadership. The same people in place, apparently at the RNC, perhaps that’s not changing. We just keep doing the same thing over and over again. I’m pissed tonight, frankly! I’m mad!”

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Mollie Hemingway, the editor-in-chief of The Federalist, criticized the Republican Party’s strategy heading into the election.

“There aren’t people who are working on early voting or banking ballots. There’s no clear messaging,” she said.

She also claimed Senate Republicans did “nothing” after the midterms aside from “sabotaging their own base.”

Conservative strategist Greg Price tweeted before the race was called, “If Herschel does lose, it will largely be because he didn’t drive out turnout in rural counties which is largely an extension of Republicans failing to prioritize early voting which is still our biggest problem and needs to change.”