The election results are hardly the “great victory” claimed by President Trump.

Republicans picked up a few seats in the Senate, only because unpopular Democrats were up for re-election in conservative states, and lost the House. However, conservative Senator Ted Cruz barely survived in Texas, and the Republican gubernatorial candidate in conservative Georgia, Brian Kemp, only has a narrow lead. The conclusion is inescapable that the “Brown is the New White” rainbow strategy of Barack Hussein Obama is working, putting conservatives on the defensive all across the country.

While Obama’s candidates may not have won in several high-profile cases, the fact is that Texas and Georgia are now ripe for future liberal takeovers. That’s because of the strategy Obama has pursued, with the help of Brown is the New White author Steven Phillips, who is backed by the billionaire Sandler family. A year ago, at an America’s Survival, Inc. conference, analyst Trevor Loudon had warned of the left’s plan to take the concept of Jesse Jackson’s Rainbow Coalition and create a new American majority fusing communists, progressive whites, minorities, Islamists and immigrants.

Republicans had a great economy going for them. Still, in another shocker, Arizona Senate Republican candidate Martha McSally was maintaining a very small lead over self-proclaimed bisexual Democrat Kyrsten Sinema, a favorite of atheists and secularists. The Democratic Party constituency is now full of New Agers and others who “shun religious labels” like Sinema. New Age leader Oprah Winfrey campaigned for Democrat Stacey Abrams in Georgia, who received more than 48 percent of the vote.