THEFEDERALIST (Brianna Lyman) - Staying Home Won’t Punish Republicans, It Will Undo Trump’s Wins
Trump may not literally be on the ballot, but his accomplishments and future victories are.
Trump may not literally be on the ballot, but his accomplishments and future victories are.
‘We got to be honest with young people’
There are now fewer than 100 days until the 2026 midterm elections. The Republican Party, led by President Donald Trump, is seeking to do something […] Source
Gov. Brian Kemp had called a special session so Republicans could secure one or more additional House seats in the 2028 elections. But lawmakers pulled the plug.
House Democrats are seething over what is, by all indications, a nationwide Republican effort to elevate Democratic primary candidates viewed as more beatable in November. Why it matters: This once-rare practice is becoming commonplace. Democrats did it in 2022 and 2024 , with one House Democrat telling Axios it "seems like the new normal." - Republican former Rep. Adam Kinzinger told Axios that GOP spending in Democratic primaries is "awful" but was "inevitable" after Democrats adopted the tactic in the Biden years. - Democrats, he said, "probably ... taught the Republicans a lesson" in how to meddle in the opposing party's primaries. Driving the news: A trio of obscure super PACs with progressive-sounding names have cropped up in…
President Trump’s comment that he "[doesn't] care about the midterms” is striking a nerve with Republicans. The Hill's Regina Zilbermints breaks down why his timing, rhetoric and primary endorsements could complicate the GOP’s effort to rack up legislative wins. #trump #presidenttrump #gop #republicans #thehilleditorscall #midterms #elections #midterms2026 #2026elections
As Florida Republicans prepare to redraw the state’s congressional maps, Florida GOP Chairman Evan Power joined “National Report” to break down the strategy behind the move.
This is part two of a three-part series examining the Republican Party’s race-neutral ‘colorblind’ strategy and its effects on its core voters. Part one can […] Source