Money has started flowing along the red route. Plan: defend what can be saved

The upcoming midterm elections in the U.S. are raising concerns for Republicans, especially in Nebraska, where an independent candidate is closely competing with Trump's party candidate. Traditionally, midterms serve as a referendum on the sitting president, often resulting in losses for the president's party. Despite Republicans currently holding a slight edge in the House and a comfortable majority in the Senate, there are signs of potential trouble ahead. The situation in Nebraska, a Republican stronghold, reflects broader uncertainties that could lead to unexpected outcomes in the elections.