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Piker's Comment About James Talarico Is Concerning - and Brandon Gill Nails It for All of Us (opens the original)
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The polls have Democrat James Talarico and Republican Ken Paxton locked in a tight battle for Texas's Senate seat. The latest poll has Paxton up by three, 48 percent to 45 percent. 🚨 TX GOP Internal:🔴 Paxton 48%🔵 Talarico 45%🟡 Brown 3%⚫️ Undecided 4%What to make of this? Well, you don’t release an internal if it’s not good news or a fundraising push poll. And Paxton doesn’t need any more money.Also, given how Talarico’s campaign is acting,… https://t.co/969PBmlb6e What to make of this? Well, you
This Is What We Voted For: Trump Slashes Federal Workforce to a 60-Year Low (opens the original)
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As we approach the midterms, while we always tend to think of the things that could be better, there's a lot of what we voted for that is getting done as well. Case in point for the day: how much President Donald Trump has cut the federal workforce. This graphic may perhaps say it better than any words. The Federal workforce has shrunk by more than 336,000 bureaucrats since Trump took office. pic.twitter.com/esyeUKsUyG This has always been a basic conservative desire, and many promise it, but Tr
Man Arrested in Alleged Plan to Attack Texas State Capitol - the Kicker Is What They Claim He Said (opens the original)
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Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) has reportedly stopped an attack planned for Oct. 1 on the Texas State Capitol in Austin. According to the DPS, it investigated the incident, working with the FBI, and then arrested 40-year-old Benny Caldera, Jr. in Converse, Texas. But what he allegedly said is the kicker. According to an arrest warrant affidavit, DPS officers spoke to Caldera's friend, who said he "had made verbal threats to assault the Texas State Capitol Building." Caldera's friend tol
Troy Jackson Sticks a Fork in His Campaign With Jewish Mainers Remark and Bizarre Dr. Evil Ad (opens the original)
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I have to say that I have a lot of confidence that Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) will carry the day in Maine. I've felt that ever since I saw her opponent, Democrat Troy Jackson, and got a sense of his record. That was even before the story about having kids with his (second) cousin. I'm not sure you could pick a less inspiring guy than this character. He has all the bad leftist policies of Graham Platner, plus no charisma. The more he opens his mouth, the more convinced I become. He may have stuck
Data Analyst Explains Why 'Good Polls' for Dems in Some Senate Races May Be Way Off (opens the original)
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I've been feeling over the past month that we may have been in what I would call the "Seltzer Zone," i.e., watching polls that may be way off. Now, CNN senior data analyst Harry Enten is echoing a similar thought, at least when it comes to some critical Senate races in Iowa, Ohio, and Michigan. As he explained, in all three states, the Republicans did better by 5+ points in 2024 than the polls had them at this point. Dems have had a lot of very good polls from Iowa, Mich & Ohio.But are polls und
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