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REDSTATE (Ward Clark) - Kamala Harris in 'Fantasyland' If She Expects Donor Support Again

In the 2024 election, who was the winner and what was the nature of the outcome for Kamala Harris?
President Donald Trump delivered Kamala Harris one of the most stinging electoral losses in the last few cycles.
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According to the author's conversation with a progressive friend, what did the friend blame for the election outcome?
The friend, described as a deep-blue, urban progressive, blamed the election loss on racism and sexism.
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What were the specific reasons provided by the author for Kamala Harris's electoral loss in the 2024 election?
The author stated that Kamala Harris lost because she is abrasive, inarticulate, and not very bright.
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AXIOS (Barak Ravid) - Trump to Axios: "We are low keying it" with Iran

President Trump signaled on Sunday that he's prepared to allow economic pressure on Iran to mount — as opposed to ordering a new military offensive — even as the country continues to defy the U.S. Why it matters: Only a week ago, Trump was on the verge of ordering a return to major combat operations. But in an interview with Axios, he did not make any new military threats. - Trump also didn't express any anger or frustration about the fact that Iran has been holding up an announcement on a deal with Oman to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. On Saturday, Iran issued a new list of demands to allow shipping through the strait. What he's saying: "We are low keying it," Trump said during a brief phone call. - "We are only semi-negotiating…

How much oil is currently moving through the Strait of Hormuz and under what coordination?
Around 8 million barrels of oil go out of the Gulf every night through the southern lane of the Strait of Hormuz in coordination with the U.S. military. U.S. officials stated they intend to try and get more oil out as long as no deal is reached.
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What internal disagreements exist within the Iranian regime regarding a deal with the United States?
U.S. officials report growing disagreements between two camps in Iran: one led by President Masoud Pezeshkian, which is concerned about economic collapse and believes a deal with the U.S. is necessary, and another led by Ahmad Vahidi, the commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, who rejects any concessions.
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What specific demands did Mohammad Bagher Zolghadr, head of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, lay out for reopening the Strait of Hormuz?
On Saturday, Zolghadr stated that for the strait to reopen, the U.S. must: - Never threaten nor insult Iran in any language. - Permanently end the war against Iran and its allies in Lebanon, Gaza, Yemen, and Iraq. - Lift the naval blockade and withdraw military forces from Iran's surroundings. - Provide full compensation for war damages, lift all sanctions, and release all Iranian frozen funds.
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What was the status of the agreement regarding traffic in the Strait of Hormuz?
An agreement governing traffic in the Strait of Hormuz was negotiated among Iran, Oman, and the U.S. Under the terms of the pending deal, Iran would be granted partial control over traffic in the strait, which is a change from its status before the war. While Qatari and Pakistani mediators expected an announcement on Wednesday, the prospects for the deal have since seemed to fade.
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What are the economic conditions in Iran according to President Trump?
Trump stressed that Iran is "in very bad shape" economically and lacks the money to pay its troops, noting that the U.S. naval blockade has exacerbated the regime's economic crisis.
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What is President Trump's current strategic approach toward Iran according to his interview with Axios?
President Trump stated, "We are low keying it," noting that the U.S. is "only semi-negotiating" with Iran. He indicated a preference for allowing economic pressure to mount, specifically watching Iran's high inflation and lack of funds, rather than ordering a new military offensive.
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