MAGA Insider: Top Political Stories for Patriots – November 6, 2026.
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1: Former Trump Staffer Says Susie Wiles “Needs to Resign” After Midterm Wipeout
Caroline Sunshine says the White House chief of staff should step aside before the president has to ask
Caroline Sunshine, a former staffer to President Trump, is calling on White House chief of staff Susie Wiles to step down after Republicans’ midterm losses. “Susie Wiles needs to resign,” Sunshine said on Fox News. Trump has stood by Wiles in the past, calling a report about her standing with allies “TOTAL FAKE NEWS.”
Why It Matters to You: The chief of staff runs the White House as Democrats prepare to take subpoena power in Congress. Who holds that job will shape how the president defends his agenda for the next two years. READ MORE
2: Schumer Vows Democrats Won’t Let Trump Put a “Right-Winger” on the Supreme Court
The incoming majority leader says Democrats will block “any crappy nominees” once they take the Senate
Chuck Schumer says the new Democratic Senate will shut the door on any conservative Supreme Court pick from President Trump. “The bottom line is we’re not going to allow a right-winger on the court,” Schumer said Thursday. He would not say whether he would hold a vacancy open until after the next presidential election.
Why It Matters to You: The Supreme Court rules on gun rights, religious liberty, immigration and the limits of federal power. A Democratic Senate blocking Trump’s nominees could decide the court’s balance for a generation. READ MORE
3: Thomas Massie Warns Hegseth Impeachment Is “Much Gentler” Than What Democrats Have Coming
The outgoing Kentucky Republican says he will force a House vote unless the Defense secretary resigns
Rep. Thomas Massie is vowing to bring articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to a House vote, and he says Democrats will go even further. “My Hegseth impeachment resolution is a much gentler version of what’s coming when Dem’s control Congress,” Massie posted Thursday. President Trump is standing by Hegseth, but the clock is ticking before the new Congress is seated.
Why It Matters to You: The fight over Hegseth is a preview of the oversight battles coming once Democrats take the gavels in January. It will decide who runs the nation’s military during an ongoing war and whether the president keeps his national security team in place. READ MORE
4: Trump Says He’s “Not Even a Little Bit” Worried About Impeachment From New Democratic Congress
The president warned that impeaching him “would destroy the Democrat Party”
One day after Democrats won control of the House and Senate, President Donald Trump brushed off talk of a third impeachment. “Not even a little bit,” Trump told reporters when asked if he was concerned. Democratic leaders insist impeachment is not their priority, but some are already promising subpoenas.
Why It Matters to You: A Democratic Congress can investigate, subpoena and impeach, and how it uses that power will shape the next two years in Washington. The choice between gridlock and getting things done will hit everything from prices to the border. READ MORE
5: Democrats Seize Congress in Midterm Blue Wave as Texas Flips for Talarico and Hinojosa
Democrats flipped seven Republican-held Senate seats and won the House, while Trump says he would have won “IN A LANDSLIDE” if he were on the ballot
Democrats will control both chambers of Congress after a blue wave swept the midterms. Texas elected a Democratic senator for the first time since 1988 and ousted Gov. Greg Abbott. Byron Donalds and Marsha Blackburn delivered bright spots for Republicans.
Why It Matters to You: Democrats will now decide which bills reach President Trump’s desk and which officials get subpoenaed. The next two years will be a fight over vetoes and investigations. READ MORE