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How Democrats Can Crush the Midterms

February 12, 2026 admin 0

Trump has offered up the issues on a silver platter. By Mona Charen, The Bulwark DONALD TRUMP’S APPROVAL RATING is sinking and gasping for air. His average net approval stands at -13.7, which is lower […]

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There’s nothing phony about California elections. The same can’t be said for Trump and his enablers

February 12, 2026 admin 0

House Speaker Mike Johnson continues to perpetuate falsehoods about California elections, though he should know better. False claims further President Trump’s aim to sow doubts about the midterm election. By Mark Z. Barabak, LA Times Is […]

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A national GOP push to exclude noncitizens from future redistricting could have big ramifications in Texas

December 12, 2025 admin 0

Some Republicans only want citizens included in population counts used to draw political districts. In Texas, that raises important questions about power and representation. By Natalia Contreras, Votebeat and The Texas Tribune This coverage is […]

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Trump’s Deportations Are Ripping Mothers from Their Babies

December 11, 2025 admin 0

The president’s immigration policy is “beyond inhumane.” By Mona Charen, THEBULWARK ABSORBING THE NEWS ABOUT THE BRUTAL treatment of detainees, to say nothing of the outright murder of “suspected” drug runners in the Caribbean, I […]

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Why Latino voters turned out against Trump

November 12, 2025 admin 0

When Democrats focus on the economy — on helping families not just get by but get ahead and dream big — we win. By Sen. Ruben Gallego, Senator from Arizona Whether I’m meeting constituents in […]

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Has Trump already lost the Latino vote?

November 12, 2025 admin 0

By Jonah Goldberg, LA Times For generations, foreign policy eggheads debated the question, “Who lost China?” I’m wondering if election analysts might soon ask, “Who lost Latinos?” Almost exactly one year ago, President Trump won […]

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Trump made inroads with Latino voters. The GOP is losing them ahead of the midterms

November 8, 2025 admin 0

By Ana Ceballos and Andrea Castillo, LA Times President Trump made historic gains with Latinos when he won reelection last year, boosting Republicans’ confidence that their economic message was helping them make inroads with a group of voters […]

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How a backlash to Trump fueled Democratic gains with Latino voters

November 7, 2025 admin 0

The president’s deportation policies, along with high prices and changes in who turned out to vote propelled a shift in this year’s election By Sabrina Rodriguez, Teo Armus and Hannah Knowles, The Washington Post In New Jersey, […]

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Anyone, Anywhere, for Any Reason at All

November 3, 2025 admin 0

by William Kristol. THEBULWARK In the 1948 classic, The Treasure of the Sierra Madre, a gang of local bandits confronts American adventurers south of the border. Both groups are in pursuit of the gold treasure […]

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Trump’s favorability has fallen among Hispanics since January, a new AP-NORC poll finds

October 24, 2025 admin 0

By ADRIANA GOMEZ LICON and AMELIA THOMSON-DEVEAUX, AP President Donald Trump’s favorability has fallen among Hispanic adults since the beginning of the year, a new AP-NORC poll shows, a potential warning sign from a key constituency […]

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