A new DNC report blames messaging and campaign strategy for 2024 while avoiding the Biden, Harris policies voters rejected.
The Democratic National Committee (DNC) finally released its highly anticipated report about what went wrong with the 2024 election that cost the party control of the White […]
Americans’ confidence in the economy has dropped to a nearly four-year low, according to a Gallup poll released Friday. Gallup’s Economic Confidence Index sank to -45 in […]
Texas Republicans are facing an unprecedented challenge this year — with new polling giving them a flashing warning sign about one of the state's most important demographics.According to Newsweek, "President Donald Trump’s inroads with Latino voters, a voting bloc that historically leaned toward Democrats, helped carry him to victory in the 2024 presidential race. But his support among those voters has slipped amid backlash to his economic and immigration policies, raising major red flags for Republicans approaching the midterms in states like Texas that have a sizable Latino population.""The new poll from Texas Public Opinion Research found that Latino voters are backing Democrats by sizable margins in 2026," the report continued. "State Representative James Talarico comfortably leads among Latino voters in the Senate race, according to the poll ... Talarico led Cornyn by 32 points among Latino voters, with 57 percent support to the senator’s 25 percent. Talarico received 57 percent against Paxton as well, though the attorney general’s support stood at 30 percent, according to the poll."Paxton is currently the heavy favorite to win the GOP Senate primary runoff, after Trump finally broke his silence on the race and gave Paxton his endorsement.Hispanic voters make up a majority of Texas's population. Texas is one of the only so-called "majority-minority" states that consistently backs Republicans in statewide elections, but Democrats have come within single digits in multiple recent cycles.Trump managed to win Texas by a fairly comfortable margin in 2024; however, there are signs that many of his supporters from that election are turning on him.
Maine voters weighed in on whether Graham Platner's controversial past comments will impact his Democratic Senate bid to unseat Sen. Susan Collins.
Republicans are currently battling over a fund that could pay people alleging legal system was 'weaponized' against them
President Donald Trump's new taxpayer-funded "Anti-Weaponization Fund" to pay out allies who claim to have been victims of "lawfare" horrified GOP pundit Erick Erickson, who tore into Trump on Thursday for losing focus on issues that matter — and trying to hold his majorities in November."You’re not going to like it, but here’s the harsh truth: Trump would rather use taxpayer money to relitigate the 2020 election and January 6th through an 'anti-weaponization' fund than focus on winning the midterms," Erickson posted to X, along with a clip of him elaborating more on the issue."If you haven't heard, the President of the United States has got the Justice Department to agree to a multi-billion dollar fund to reimburse people who they claim were victims of government weaponization," said Erickson. "This is a terrible idea.""No one deserves my taxpayer dollars because the government was not nice to them," he said. "The government is not nice to people all the time. And you know what, there are juries out there that the government is abusive to you, you can file suit and if the government is abusive to you, you tend to win. Juries don't like an abusive government. The idea that there needs to be some 'anti-weaponization fund' — I'm sorry, y'all, I am morally opposed. I am philosophically opposed, I am intellectually opposed. I do not want my taxpayer dollars being used to enrich the pockets of the president's friends.""This is a gift for the Democrats," he continued. "They can just campaign on the images of people breaking the windows and smashing the doors to get into the Capitol and say, the president is rewarding these people with a billion dollars ... that's going to sell to the American public. People are already frustrated with the President of the United States. This anti-weaponization fund is a giant pot of corruptible money."
New survey shows voters believe welfare fraud is rampant, but most still prioritize ensuring eligible people receive government benefits over crackdowns.
President Donald Trump is facing a brewing mutiny from American voters over his aggressive stance on Iran, an exclusive Daily Mail/JL Partners poll can reveal.