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Voters to Republicans: Fix the Biden economy (opens the original)
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When it comes to the economy, unhappy voters are telling Republicans one very clear thing: “Remember why we elected you. Fix the Biden economy.” Surveys have shown that since the 2024 election, the electorate has moved from overwhelmingly preferring Republicans to handle the economy to moving sharply toward Democrats. Given that Republicans won the D.C. trifecta — the House, Senate and presidency — because of serious voter dissatisfaction with the Biden economy, this partisan about-face should b
Trump on the ballot: Will it help Republicans? (opens the original)
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At last week’s GOP convention, President Donald Trump told the enthusiastic crowd he had a problem. He told them that when he’s not on the ballot, they say his people don’t show up in big numbers to vote for other Republicans, putting their majorities in the House and Senate in jeopardy. He followed that up by imploring his supporters, “I’m asking you to pretend that I’m on the ballot … just one more time.” With that, Trump made the upcoming midterm elections all about him. Was it a sound strate
The big-money bust may be a game changer (opens the original)
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Kamala Harris spent well over $1 billion in her abbreviated 107-day presidential campaign two years ago, a huge sum. But on Election Day, the sitting vice president found her image was underwater. According to exit polls, her favorables were at 46 percent and her unfavorables were at 52 percent, virtually the same as Donald Trump’s 46 percent to 53 percent. She lost all seven competitive presidential states, though Democratic candidates won four out of the five Senate races in those same states.
Will El-Sayed play in Pontiac come November? (opens the original)
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Could Mike Rogers have asked for a better outcome in the Michigan Democratic Senate primary? Doubtful. A photo finish campaign with one of the most extreme Democratic candidates squeaking out the narrowest of wins over an opponent supported by most of the party’s establishment. State and national Democratic leadership will, no doubt, gather together for a unity photo-op to allay fears of post-primary divisions and turn their efforts to beating Rogers, a centrist Republican who came razor close t
Republicans: Time is not on your side (opens the original)
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There are plenty of variables when writing campaign strategies. But one thing that you can’t control is time. How often have we heard losing candidates complain, “If we’d only had another week?” But Election Day is fixed and finite and every politician must adhere to that reality — including the president. Right now, looking at the polls, time isn’t on the side of the GOP with slightly more than 100 days left to make their case to the voters for keeping Congress in Republican hands. President Do
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