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YOUTUBE (The Hill) - Why Republicans have little room for error in DDHQ’s House forecast | DATA NERDS

The Decision Desk HQ forecast highlights the gap between Republicans’ slim House majority and the potential scale of Democratic gains. DDHQ's Geoffrey Skelley explains why the GOP has so little room for error and what the numbers suggest could lie beyond the few seats Democrats need. #house #electionforecast #forecast #midterms #elections #midterms2026 #2026elections #republicans #gop #democrats #dems #decisiondeskhq #ddhq

YOUTUBE (The Hill) - Christa Pike hospitalized after failed Tennessee execution

Lawyers for Christa Pike, an inmate facing execution in Tennessee, said she was still alive Wednesday night after being administered two syringes of lethal injection drugs. Pike’s federal public defenders wrote in a motion to the Tennessee Supreme Court that witnesses reported she had been given doses of pentobarbital at 8:26 p.m. but was “still alive and snoring.” They asked the court to immediately halt the execution. Photo provided by the Tennessee Department of Correction. #christapike #tennessee #attorney

REDSTATE (Bob Hoge) - Insane in Maine: Shocking Video Shows Crazed Man Attempting to Kill Investigative Journalist

Maine has given us some wild stories lately — remember Graham Platner? — but none are as crazy as this one. An investigative journalist for the Maine Wire named Joe Sokol was looking into a methadone clinic, the Bangor Comprehensive Treatment Center, and asking where the $25 million it's received in Medicaid since 2018 could have gone.

YOUTUBE (Fox Business) - Trump chose to do 'BIG THINGS,' Brian Brenberg says

'The Big Money Show' panelists analyze economic data, GDP growth and President Donald Trump's manufacturing push in Texas. 00:00 - Strong GDP numbers vs. voter sentiment 01:49 - Nine months of manufacturing expansion 03:10 - The political cost of high gas prices 06:08 - Long-term gain vs. short-term economic pain 09:03 - Surging Treasury yields and the Iran factor 11:32 - Addressing the US spending problem

AMERICARENEWING (CRA Staff) - CRA Submits Comment Supporting Census Bureau’s Proposed Rule

The proposed rule is an important step toward de-weaponizing the decennial Census. For too long, the Census has been treated as an all-purpose statistical product rather than as a distinct constitutional function that determines the allocation of political representation in the United States. The post CRA Submits Comment Supporting Census Bureau’s Proposed Rule appeared first on The Center for Renewing America .

The 2020 Census saw a weaponized enumeration with a disclosure avoidance system called differential privacy that intentionally introduced uncertainty and data falsification into granular population data, even though those data are used to draw the districts through which Americans elect their representatives. At the same time, the Census increasingly became a vehicle for demographic and statistical objectives that blurred the reason the Constitution requires an enumeration every ten years. The Census Bureau now recognizes the need to change course. Its Preliminary Regulatory Impact Analysis identifies a “regulatory failure”: existing regulations “did not properly prioritize the population count” or adequately protect it from…Open

What is the core argument regarding the function of the decennial Census versus its recent usage?
The Census has increasingly been treated as an all-purpose statistical product for demographic and statistical objectives, rather than being treated as a distinct constitutional function intended to determine the allocation of political representation in the United States.
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What position does the Center for Renewing America (CRA) take regarding the Census Bureau’s proposed rule?
The CRA strongly supports the proposed rule's direction, which aims to end noise infusion and widespread data falsification, though they suggest the final rule should go further by having the Census and the Department of Commerce expressly recognize that constitutional enumeration for political representation is different in kind from ordinary federal "statistical products."
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How does the Census Bureau's proposed rule intend to return the Census to "first principles"?
The proposed rule responds to regulatory failures by establishing substantive residence criteria, prioritizing the accuracy of the population count, and directing other statistical needs to tools that are better suited to those specific purposes.
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According to the Census Bureau's Preliminary Regulatory Impact Analysis, what is the identified "regulatory failure" regarding existing regulations?
The Preliminary Regulatory Impact Analysis identifies a "regulatory failure" where existing regulations did not properly prioritize the population count or adequately protect it from potential distortions associated with unnecessary demographic questions and disclosure avoidance.
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What specific issue did the 2020 Census encounter regarding its data collection and enumeration process?
The 2020 Census utilized a disclosure avoidance system known as differential privacy, which intentionally introduced uncertainty and data falsification into granular population data, even though this data is used to draw the districts through which Americans elect their representatives.
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YOUTUBE (Fox Business) - WATCH LIVE: President Trump visits Peterbilt Motors Company factory

President Donald Trump visits Peterbilt Motors Company factory in Denton, Texas to highlight American manufacturing. #fox #media #breakingnews #us #usa #new #news #breaking #foxnews #trump #donaldtrump #presidenttrump #president #politics #political #politicalnews #government #texas #denton #manufacturing #factory #business #economy #jobs #americanjobs #industry #trucks #peterbilt #america