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Party-candidate ad rate parity is sound policy, but an FCC notice is the wrong tool. Congress should amend Section 315 to settle it.

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Washington Examiner· Oct 18, 12:00 PMOne ad, one price. Congress should say so

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Anti-party, anti-politician candidates surge in midtermsIn red states and blue, unconventional candidates are downplaying — or even disowning — party labels to tap into voters' deep disdain for Washington. Why it matters: They might not all win, but the sheer number of political outsiders connecting with voters tells us something about the electorate: It's angry and willing to take risks. The candidates —…

Axios1d agoWhole story →

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The Perils of Believing the Pollsters Every OctoberEveryone absorbing the elitist media spin on the midterm elections cannot avoid the swirling symphony of doom for the Republicans. Conventional wisdom suggests a good night for Democrats, and that’s before you look at the president’s dreadful approval rating. Polls can be tricky: one can disapprove of Trump and still vote the Republican party line....

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JD Vance realized mid-blurt he was exposing Trump's secret conTo date, Elon Musk has spent more than $366 million to elect Republicans in the midterms , flexing a rich man’s power to buy our elections and a partisan court’s perversion of the First Amendment . As he sits at the sweet end of a government pipeline, Musk’s motivations are clear. The recipient of $38 billion in federal tax breaks, subsidies, and…

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Democrats split on fighting Trump if they retake CongressIllinois Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton vows to oppose every Trump nominee, while Donna Miller and others stress compromise. Most Illinois Democrats are cautious on impeachment but eager for aggressive oversight of the administration.

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Democrats want to curb Trump’s power with House majority. This is their greatest toolHouse Democrats are eyeing their power over federal spending as one of their strongest tools to push back against President Trump’s agenda if they win back the majority in November. A Democratic takeover would put Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-Conn.) in line to chair the powerful House Appropriations Committee, giving Democrats greater sway over the annual...

The Hill2d agoWhole story →

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Warnock Backs Post-Midterms Trump Investigations Amid Impeachment DebateThe Georgia senator says Democrats should investigate Trump while also focusing on affordability if they regain power in November.

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Conservative columnist skewers Trump as 'treachery' abounds: 'Sick-making stuff'Conservative columnist Charlie Sykes skewered President Donald Trump on Sunday as the president's "treachery" abounds. Sykes, who authors "To The Contrary" on Substack, argued in a new essay that Trump's repeated attempts to appease Russian President Vladimir Putin amounted to the president's "October surprise," or one that could ultimately lead to his…

Raw Story1d agoWhole story →

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Jeffries Likes Democrats' Chances in Race for the House as He Campaigns in OhioTOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries said Sunday the election climate is holding firm for Democrats as he campaigned for Rep. Marcy Kaptur in a heavily contested Ohio congressional district that is crucial for majority control of the House.

U.S. News & World Report1d agoWhole story →

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Trump's 'main vulnerability' exposed as his record-low popularity ripples across GOPA series of new polls shows that President Donald Trump's historically low approval rating has not only put him in bad standing with his own party, but also exposed his "main vulnerability" as the midterms approach, according to a new report. Axios reported Sunday that three new polls conducted by Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos, NBC News and Fox News all…

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Early voting surges across key battleground states ahead of midtermsGeorgia's first-day turnout surged 40%, part of a broader early voting boom unfolding across key battleground states.

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