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Dem Admits ‘It Would Be Hard’ To Win Elections If Voting Required Proof Of Citizenship

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Michigan Dem Sen. Elissa Slotkin said the SAVE America Act would make it 'hard for any Democrat in any state to win an election.'

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‘Not proof of life, only of deception’: Mitch McConnell releases new photo from hospital, but many think it’s fake

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‘Not proof of life, only of deception’: Mitch McConnell releases new photo from hospital, but many think it’s fake

'Total B.S., Sen. Thune is covering up his condition. STOP [BLEEPING] LYING!'

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James Carville calls on Dem activist to 'take over' DNC

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James Carville calls on Dem activist to 'take over' DNC

Democratic strategist James Carville recommended gun control activist David Hogg as a replacement for Democratic National Committee, or DNC, chair Ken Martin, citing organizational dysfunction and financial turmoil. Speaking from his recovery bed on his podcast, Politicon, Carville said, "If David Hogg wants to take it over, then, I ain't stopping you, go ahead, man," according to The Daily Beast. Carville acknowledged the DNC's well-documented problems, explaining, "It's dysfunctional. It's just difficult to do anything with it. And it's all true." The New York Times reported Sunday, Martin has become increasingly isolated. Its report described a phone-throwing incident with a junior aide that triggered an HR complaint. The DNC also faces $2 million in debt while vendors have been asked to delay billing until after midterms. Despite favorable political conditions, internal distrust, a failed 2024 election autopsy, and widening cash gaps with Republicans have raised concerns about Martin's leadership effectiveness and the party's organizational viability.Hogg, 26, became known for surviving the 2018 Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Parkland, Florida. Since then, he served as DNC vice chair between February and June 2025, before his election was discarded after a clash over his push to primary incumbent Democrats.Watch the video below. Your browser does not support the video tag.

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Trump administration makes big claims on noncitizen voting but won’t explain the math

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Trump administration makes big claims on noncitizen voting but won’t explain the math

President Trump in a primetime address earlier this month again raised the specter of large volumes of migrants voting in U.S. elections, warning there could be more than 250,000 noncitizens among four state’s voter rolls. But the Trump administration has not explained how it got that number, and correspondence sent to the four states reviewed…

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Trump Asks Supreme Court to Allow Order Restricting Mail Voting

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Trump Asks Supreme Court to Allow Order Restricting Mail Voting

The Trump administration asks justices to intervene after an appeals court blocked key parts of a mail-in voting executive order.

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DoJ urges supreme court to allow Trump order targeting mail-in voting

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DoJ urges supreme court to allow Trump order targeting mail-in voting

Emergency appeal comes after court upheld ruling blocking president’s order ahead of November midtermsThe Trump administration has asked the supreme court to clear the way for an executive order from Donald Trump that could dramatically change mail-in voting.The emergency appeal comes after an appeals court upheld a ruling blocking the president’s order in nearly half the country ahead of November’s midterm elections. Continue reading...

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'We're going to have chaos': Expert sounds the alarm after Trump DOJ's election appeal

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'We're going to have chaos': Expert sounds the alarm after Trump DOJ's election appeal

President Donald Trump's Department of Justice may be angling for a quiet victory at the Supreme Court with its latest bombshell move, according to one expert. Elie Honig, CNN's senior legal analyst and a former federal prosecutor, sounded the alarm on Monday's broadcast of "The Lead" after the DOJ appealed a lower court order blocking the administration's efforts to severely limit mail-in ballots with less than 100 days to go before the midterms. "First of all, the courts have made clear time and again that you are not supposed to mess with the rules around elections if we get too close to elections, and now we are really close to elections," Honig said. Honig noted that even though the Supreme Court is out of session, there is still a backdoor available to the Trump administration. "So, the Supreme Court is out of session now, but they are still considering cases on what we sometimes call the emergency docket or the shadow docket," Honig said. "It takes five of the nine justices to intervene in a case off of the emergency docket; no matter what the Supreme Court does, they're going to be involved because if they turn this case down, then the lower court, the Court of Appeals ruling stands, which blocks this executive order. That's option one.""Option two, if the court decides to get involved, then they might agree that this is causing chaos and [is] against the Constitution, or they might overturn it," Honig said before positing another worrisome possibility. "They might say, 'Go ahead. You can try to move forward with this.' But if that's the case, then we're going to have chaos," Honig said.

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Mitch McConnell's latest proof-of-life picture sparks internet firestorm

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Mitch McConnell's latest proof-of-life picture sparks internet firestorm

Sen. Mitch McConnell's (R-KY) office released another photo of the 84-year-old Kentucky Republican with his wife, Elaine Chao, along with a statement explaining his absence from the Fancy Farm political picnic. McConnell has not appeared publicly since his June 14 hospitalization and claimed he is undergoing "intense physical therapy" on doctor's orders. His office released a statement expressing regret for missing the August event, acknowledging his long history attending the gathering. "So I hate that I’ll miss the fun this year, but I’m sending my best wishes to the St. Jerome [Catholic Church] community for a successful picnic," the statement read. However, the photo and statement sparked widespread skepticism among Democratic strategists and social media users who questioned his health and fitness. Critics, like Ally Sammarco, noted the image showed Chao "holding him up," while other users questioned whether the statement actually confirmed McConnell was alive and capable of performing Senate duties. This marks the second similar photo released in two weeks, yet both have failed to quell public concerns about his condition and extended absence from Capitol Hill.Watch the video below. Your browser does not support the video tag.

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