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By: Greg Dworkin
“It's not about whether or not people are going to have abortions. They are,” Foster said. “It's just punishing the people who are having abortions.”
Ouch. Well, when you've got both parties mad at you for selling out (R's over impeachment and D's for approving RFK Jr), you generally don't do well in elections.
By: Greg Dworkin
Both Republican Supreme court candidates won in GA despite excellent D turnout. In the end it wasn't clear if the voters treated this nonpartisan race in a partisan manner.
Also see: New York Times (House): G.O.P. Pulls Measure to End Iran War, Lacking Votes to Defeat It
We'll lead today with a story about Trump's DOJ engaging in vindictive prosecution and breaking rules to get there: And this video summary might help put it in context:
Recent events drive this home with fresh clarity: It's precisely the conditions wrought by the policies most associated with Trumpism and “America First” nationalism that are alienating voters the most.
By: Greg Dworkin
James Talarico, the Democratic nominee, is considered an underdog, but Paxton is a flawed candidate that gives Talarico a real shot at winning.
By: Greg Dworkin
Hey, when you think about it, the choice IS obvious. NBC: Jackie Calmes /Los Angeles Times:
New York Times: New poll from Slingshot Strategies (D) for Texas Public Opinion Research Talarico 47 Paxton 44 Brown (L) 1
Don't expect a lot in APR on the Iran war. Every WH pronouncement has been a lie, and the Iranians are saying so openly. Maybe there's a deal, maybe not.
