Darrell Lucus
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- Sep 24, 2026
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Steve Deace thinks GOP could be in big trouble in Iowa (opens the original)
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Part of the tranche of good polling for Dems that dropped on Tuesday was a Marist poll of Iowa that suggested Democrats were well on their way to flipping the governorship, and were also poised to take back Tom Harkin’s old Senate seat after Joni Ernst’s two-term interregnum. Rob Sand was leading Zach Lahn in the governor’s race 54-42, while Josh Turek had opened up a 50-42 lead over Ashley Hinson. However, I was skeptical, since Marist polled registered voters. Last I checked, it’s long past ti
Suffolk University poll of MI shows Mike Rogers down big in key swing county he represented (opens the original)
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By now, most of you have seen that as part of the huge tranche of great polling for Democrats across the board, a Suffolk University poll showed Abdul El-Sayed had opened up a seven-point lead over Mike Rogers, 47-40–well outside the four-percent margin for error. There’s virtually no good news for Rogers here. He and his surrogates have spent the entire campaign trying to paint El-Sayed as a wild-eyed extremist, and apparently it isn’t working. Ironically, his own negatives have gone up–his fav
MAGA blogger Sasha Stone to Karl Rove: Racism isn’t as bad as transing kids (opens the original)
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It takes almost Olympic-level mental gymnastics to still be all-in for Donald Trump now that Trump 2.0 has seen MAGA unleashed in its full unfiltered fury. This morning, I got a lovely reminder of why. Lately, to get an idea about what the MAGA base is thinking, I’ve checked out the Substack of pioneering entertainment blogger Sasha Stone, best known as the founder of Awards Daily. She’d grown up as an open and unashamed Democrat, but veered sharply to the right after federal agents descended on
Michael Whatley shrugs after learning a two-time child predator opened for him in prayer (opens the original)
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Trigger warning: discussion of child sex abuse As a North Carolinian, I swelled with pride when Kay Hagan upended Elizabeth Dole in 2008, as it returned Jesse Helms’ former Senate seat to the Democrats. Even though I now live in West Michigan, the race for that seat has me smiling even more inside, because all indications are that former governor Roy Cooper is well on his way to flipping that seat back after a two-term interregnum by Republican Thom Tillis. Cooper’s Republican challenger, former
Joe diGenova resigns from DOJ witch hunt into Trump’s foes (opens the original)
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Earlier this year, the Justice Department began an inquiry into a supposed conspiracy by federal officials against Donald Trump. It would be more accurate to describe it as a witch hunt–which is ironic considering that Trump has spent the last decade accusing Democrats and their handmaidens in the “FAKE NEWS media” of leading a “WITCH HUNT” against him. Any doubt that Trump was the one calling for a witch hunt was seemingly put to bed when Pam Bondi’s DOJ selected one of the most odious people i
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