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Wisconsin Board Targets Elon Musk, Says He May Have Violated Election Law by Offering $1 Million Checks to Americans Who Oppose Radical Judges

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A Wisconsin board said Elon Musk may have violated an election law by offering $1 million to American who oppose radical judges during the state's Supreme Court election. The post Wisconsin Board Targets Elon Musk, Says He May Have Violated Election Law by Offering $1 Million Checks to Americans Who Oppose Radical Judges appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

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Abdul el Sayed’s 2028 ambitions cloud Michigan Senate race against Haley Stevens

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Abdul el Sayed’s 2028 ambitions cloud Michigan Senate race against Haley Stevens

Democratic Senate candidate Abdul el Sayed is facing accusations that he is more focused on national politics than representing Michigan after leaked audio showed him describing the state’s Senate seat as a platform to build the progressive movement and influence the Democratic Party ahead of the 2028 presidential election. El Sayed is competing against Rep. […]

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El Sayed swamped with criticism after leaked ‘ogre on a pike’ comment

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El Sayed swamped with criticism after leaked ‘ogre on a pike’ comment

Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul el Sayed is facing backlash from members of his own party after saying that moving the Democratic Party in a more progressive direction would require putting “one ogre on a pike.” During the donor call, el Sayed discussed how winning the Michigan Senate race would give him a national platform […]

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Maniac shot by cops after allegedly gunning down sister and mom was ‘never normal,’ neighbor says

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Maniac shot by cops after allegedly gunning down sister and mom was ‘never normal,’ neighbor says

Suspected gunman Kegan Thomas seemed a little off and was "never normal" -- before he allegedly killed his mom and sister in a violent outburst, a neighbor said.

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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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Trump Says US Has Taken “Billions and Billions” From Venezuela and Iran Is Next

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Trump Says US Has Taken “Billions and Billions” From Venezuela and Iran Is Next

He said that Congress should approve legislation to allow Venezuela’s funds to be rerouted to the US military.

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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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Kalshi Says It’s “Voter Suppression” to Ban Betting on Elections. LOL.

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Kalshi Says It’s “Voter Suppression” to Ban Betting on Elections. LOL.

States have good reasons for making betting on elections illegal.

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Democrats’ 2028 primary calendar ‘reflects diversity of the party,’ says former DNC chair

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Democrats’ 2028 primary calendar ‘reflects diversity of the party,’ says former DNC chair

With 99 days until the midterms, President Trump is in battleground Michigan to tout his economy agenda with affordability top of mind for voters. NBC News correspondents Garrett Haake and Ben Kamisar report on some of the internal turmoil facing the Republican and Democratic parties. Former DNC Chair Jaime Harrison analyzes the political landscape for Democrats heading into November.

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Wisconsin Board Targets Elon Musk, Says He May Have Violated Election Law by Offering $1 Million Checks to Americans Who Oppose Radical Judges

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