Mark Halperin
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GOP insiders fear the wheels are coming off this White House (opens the original)
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My latest column for the Daily Mail caused quite a stir. Last week, I reported that based on my conversations with Republican officeholders, candidates and strategists - including some MAGA loyalists - the midterm outlook for Republicans continues to darken, less than 40 days from the election. The article went viral, propelled by my tweets that tallied more than 6 million views. On Friday, I wrote on X: 'As of now, I've heard from 17 additional Republican strategists and all of them confirm wha
My Trump sources say his worst nightmare imaginable has arrived (opens the original)
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I have an investment banker friend who once offered this sage advice: 'Sometimes the appropriate response to a crisis is, in fact, to panic.' Republicans are not quite at that stage yet, but prudence suggests they should at least consider it. With just 40 days remaining until Election Day and with early voting about to commence in much of the country, the Grand Old Party finds itself in dire straits, indeed. It's hard to believe that President Donald Trump headlined the party's unprecedented nat
How midterms will prove experts WRONG - and MAGA star it all hinges on (opens the original)
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With fewer than fifty days until the most unpredictable midterm election in at least 40 years, the forecasting consensus from political analysts is now familiar. Democrats, they say, will gain somewhere between a dozen and twenty House seats, enough to take control of the chamber, and pick up three or four Senate seats, putting them on the bright line between minority and majority status. But my reporting this week suggests a more dramatic range of possibilities. Either a Blue tsunami the height
GOP revolt against Trump after Russian bankrolled Don Jr wedding party (opens the original)
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Donald Trump is sloughing off criticism after a report revealed a Russian oligarch paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to fete the President's eldest son at a lavish, multi-day, wedding afterparty in May. Don Trump Jr and his bride Bettina Anderson acknowledged the findings of the ProPublica investigation this week, claiming Kremlin-linked businessman Umar Kremlev is simply a pal, who gave them a generous wedding gift following their luxe nuptials in the Bahamas. The present reportedly include
Opinion: White House insiders beg Trump's family to change ways (opens the original)
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For much of this year, the Republican strategists have focused more on what they hoped to happen in the run-up to the midterm elections rather than what was actually happening. They had hoped that Donald Trump's poll numbers would improve, that voters would begin to appreciate tax cuts, that tariffs would start looking shrewd rather than disruptive and that economic conditions would improve for most Americans. The most optimistic hoped that the Iran situation would settle down or even be success
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