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Trump is on the ballot (opens the original)
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“Please pretend that I am running,” Trump told Republicans at their recent convention in Dallas. Well, no one has to pretend. Democrats agree completely. They also want voters to view the November elections as a referendum on Trump’s presidency. Both sides have good reasons to follow these similar campaign strategies. But in the end, both can’t be right. One party is making a better bet than the other — and today, the odds strongly favor the Democrats. Trump’s reasoning is clear. He remains by f
Big lie, bad policy (opens the original)
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Donald Trump has repeatedly argued — without evidence of any kind — that the 2020 election was rigged against him. Now he’s trying to rig the 2026 election in his favor. He’s not on the ballot in November, of course. But he knows that if Democrats win a majority in at least one chamber of Congress, they will make his last two years in office miserable — conducting investigations, issuing subpoenas, summoning witnesses and demanding answers. Trump warned supporters in August that they would “lose
Why farmers are fuming (opens the original)
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Scott Thomsen is a fourth-generation Nebraska farmer and loyal Republican who supported Donald Trump in all three of his presidential campaigns. But his enthusiasm for the president and his party is fading fast. “I’m pretty disenfranchised as a voter right now, and I think I’m not the only one,” Thomsen told the Washington Post. “Either I’m going to completely sit these elections out, or I’m going to vote down the line, incumbents out.” Trump has always been popular in farm country, winning 64%
No good options left for Trump (opens the original)
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The 60-day ceasefire between the United States and Iran has expired. The war drags on through its sixth month with no peace talks scheduled and no end in sight. Only one conclusion is possible: Donald Trump’s ignorant and egotistical decision to attack Tehran has been a total disaster. None of his stated goals have been achieved, and the administration is so confused that it cannot even agree on what those goals still are. Vice President JD Vance proclaimed on Fox News, “That’s goal No. 1 — keep
Change without chaos (opens the original)
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When left-wing insurgent Abdul El-Sayed won the Democratic nomination for an open Senate seat in Michigan, Donald Trump cheered that it was “great news for the Republican Party.” In an important way, he’s right. Many of El-Sayed’s policy views are far outside the mainstream. Even many Democrats agree with Trump that he will be a weaker candidate in November than the more pragmatic rival he narrowly defeated, Rep. Haley Stevens. And if Democrats lose Michigan, they have virtually no hope of recla
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