No Republican lost quite as fast on Tuesday night as the Senate candidate from Virginia, Corey Stewart. The self-proclaimed "Trump before Trump was Trump," Stewart never seemed to have a chance — the race was called in Sen. Tim Kaine's (D) favor by NBC News within minutes of the polls closing.
Perhaps that explains Stewart's extremely depressing election night party:
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