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Alfons López Tena 🦇 29m

The post argued that, after more than two decades in power, Texas Republicans were struggling to find a winning message. It said their old campaign lines were no longer working and that the party was trying to rally its base by questioning whether foreigners belonged. https://t.co/Y2UK9GlH18 #TexasPolitics #Republicans #Campaign2024 #US

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mtsw 2h

The evidence that this issue is a winner for Republicans (especially if you can get it away from the narrow "transgender kids in sports" framing) is extremely thin. Conventional wisdom credits '24 win partly to "Kamala is for they/them" ad, but national R shift was *smaller* in markets it ran in

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Nicholas Grossman 3h

AI slop is the medium of post-truth. It’s for people who reject the value of factual reality, can’t appeal to the public based on the truth, and want everyone to live inside a lie. Unsurprisingly, Republicans are using it much more in campaigns.

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Just a Dad 📎 14h

The republicans have control of the Senate and House. They could stop Trump at anytime. They saw him in the Epstein files, saw him betray Ukraine, and saw him ruin our economy with illegal tariffs The stench of their corruption and cowardice should follow the Republican Party for generations to come

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mtsw 16h

The problem is always that on Congressional and Senate maps that are tilted so badly towards Republicans, the optimal strategy *in all of the individual competitive elections* is usually to run as a bipartisan problem solver even while the optimal strategy for the party as a whole is to trash Trump

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Savchenko Volodymyr 24h

🇺🇸 Trump is blaming senior aides for Republicans’ worsening midterm prospects, criticizing campaign spending, redistricting and candidate choices, - Reuters Trump has questioned why $200 million in spending by his super PAC has failed to improve polling…

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Jon Cooper 1d

Kansas Republicans fear Roger Marshall may be running out of time The newest addition to the Senate map is giving Republicans headaches.

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Alfons López Tena 🦇 1d

The post claimed that Donald Trump’s executive order blocking sanctions on Russian officials, banks and a shadow fleet of tankers that kept Russian energy moving was due to take effect in two days, despite having been approved by Congress, including Republicans. https://t.co/DVMM092WiQ #Trump #RussiaSanctions #EnergyPolicy #RU #US

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Jon Cooper 2d

Trump’s once-unassailable ice maiden is melting. As Republicans brace for a midterm election blue wave, Trump is looking for someone to blame. Enter: Susie Wiles. The White House chief of staff is reportedly on the brink of losing her job, according to insiders who spoke with Zeteo.

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Jon Cooper 2d

Democrats are crushing Republicans in the money race, outraising them by $9+ million in Q3 in EVERY race in 9 Senate battlegrounds. Republicans may have super PAC billionaires, but Dems have something money can’t buy: grassroots enthusiasm & momentum. Election Day could be a Democratic landslide.

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David Roberts 2d

Republicans, man, I dunno.

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mtsw 3d

Republicans right now are doing new spends to defend senate seats in south carolina and mississippi and the Times is doing a "what went wrong" autopsy circular firing squad article about... *Democrats* (who are all ahead in the polls)

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Jon Cooper 3d

Trump is becoming a Democratic turnout machine. He keeps telling voters in ruby-red districts to “pretend I’m on the ballot” to save failing Republican candidates. Instead, he’s firing up Democrats more than Republicans. The GOP chained itself to Trump’s sinking ship—now it’s going down with him.

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Johan Norberg 3d

The author wrote that more Republicans than Democrats now supported state ownership of businesses, adding that national conservatives had put the “nation” in “nationalization.”

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Daniel Mulhall 3d

The author wrote that the US midterm elections were less than three weeks away and that early voting had begun in some states. They said the incumbent president’s party usually lost seats in midterms and that there was broad consensus Republicans would lose seats this time. #MidTerms2022 #Elections #Voting #US

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BBC 3d

Democrats and Republicans alike are coming out against data centre development, amid growing backlash across the US. #DataCenters #AIEthics #MidtermElections

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How backlash against data centres could shape the US midterm elections
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Jon Cooper 4d

🚨REPUBLICANS HAVE A SENATE PROBLEM. NC: Cooper +14 GA: Ossoff +8.1 NH: Pappas +5.9 OH: Brown +3.1 TX: Talarico +2.7 MI: El-Sayed +2.7 MN: Flanagan +2.2 AK: Peltola +1.4 ME: Jackson +1.2 IA: Turek +0.6 KS: TIED The map is expanding. A Dem Senate majority is within reach. Now let’s finish the job.

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Jon Cooper 4d

Some top congressional Republicans have privately concluded that it is likely impossible for them to keep control of the House of Representatives in the midterm elections, and they are now focused on limiting the scale of the defeat and salvaging the party's Senate majority.

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Jon Cooper 4d

Trump is indulging his fondness for Vladimir Putin at a moment of acute political peril, forcing Republicans in the midterms to take cover as he showers Moscow with one-sided concessions.

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Christophe Barraud🛢🐳 5d

The author shared a link to a The Hill report saying Democrats led Republicans in favorability and on the economy, citing Gallup. https://t.co/ZL6UFqCzNf #Democrats #Republicans #Politik #US

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