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Trump soft pitches take-home pay message

Buried deep inside President Donald Trump’s typical campaign trail stump speech have been brief mentions about boosting voters’ take-home pay, which could boost Republican congressional candidates in November. But there are worries in GOP circles that the president is not focused enough on his economic stewardship, amid sagging poll numbers,…

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More Republicans are breaking with Trump. Is it conscience or politics?

Congressional Democrats say GOP majority is unraveling, but moves may in fact be aimed at retaining power

The Guardian - US

Vance hits rough patch as Iran talks falter, Orbán goes down in Hungary

President Donald Trump might have declared Vice President JD Vance did a “good job” in weekend talks that did not produce a peace pact with Iran, but there are scant signs his recent high-profile international setbacks improved his political prospects to be the next commander-in-chief. The lack of a deal…

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Messaging bills are loud, but do voters hear them? - Roll Call

Universally derided but incessantly introduced, they’re a staple of election season — and more will come as Republicans try to define Kamala Harris.

Roll Call

Voters may at last be coming round to Biden’s sunny view of the economy

America’s robust economic indicators under the president have not been reflected in opinion polls – but that could be changing

The Guardian - US

Five things to watch during the first Republican primary debate

Republicans tell Eric Garcia they expect to see Chris Christie as a wrecking ball, Ron DeSantis’s make-or-break moment, a breakout moment for Vivek Ramaswamy in the first GOP debate in Wisconsin

The Independent UK

Raising money and poll numbers, Donald Trump stays 'Teflon Don' amid indictments

In 2016, then-candidate Donald Trump claimed he could shoot someone and not lose any voters. Now, he faces criminal charges in three separate indictments, and voters continue to support "Teflon Don."

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DeSantis has hammered Biden on rising prices. Now Florida is an inflation hotspot.

As he relentlessly accuses President Joe Biden and national Democrats of fueling rising costs and fiscal mismanagement, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is facing stubbornly high inflation in his own backyard.

Miami Herald

School's out and Jill Biden is gearing up to raise money for President Biden's reelection campaign

At almost every stop last year, Jill Biden delivered a clear message to supporters as she campaigned for Democrats in the 2022 midterms

The Independent UK

Will Trump’s growing laundry list of legal woes hurt his standing with Republican voters?

Last March, when Donald Trump became the first former president in US history to face criminal charges, his reelection campaign saw a huge surge in donations

The Independent UK

Trump faces unprecedented legal peril, but will it hurt his standing with Republican voters?

Last March, when Donald Trump became the first former president in U.S. history to face criminal charges, his reelection campaign saw a huge surge in donations

The Independent UK

Explainer-Biden 2024: His record so far on the economy, immigration, civil rights

Incumbent President Joe Biden entered the 2024 election race on Tuesday with something he didn't have two-and-a-half years ago: a record in the White House.

Reuters

Donald Trump using legal woes to raise big money for 2024 campaign

He has fund-raised off his own impeachments. He has fund-raised off an FBI search of his home. And he has frequently fund-raised off the false voting fraud claims he loves to fan.

Tribune News Service

Trump, DeSantis rival events accent US Republican divide

Two competing conservative events feature Republican rivals Trump and DeSantis as they look towards the 2024 election.

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Trump fatigue seeps into right-wing forum that fed MAGA fervor

WASHINGTON — Vendors are still hawking “Trump 2024” flags and “Let’s Go Brandon” T-shirts. But at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington this year, the crowds are smaller, the marquee speakers are fewer, and the “Make America Great Again” vibe is suddenly in doubt.

Los Angeles Times

As Biden weighs a 2024 bid, his strategy hinges on 'the former guy'

WASHINGTON — As former President Donald Trump announced his third bid for the White House last month, President Joe Biden was on the other side of the world, convening an emergency meeting of world leaders following reports of explosions on Poland's border with Ukraine.

Tribune News Service

Donald Trump, his grip loosening inside the GOP, expected to launch White House bid tonight

Donald Trump looks wounded.

Evening Standard

Who is Ron DeSantis? The Elon Musk-backed governor people are calling the next Trump

The Tom Cruise-loving, Disney-hating pro-lifer is tipped to be one of the biggest candidates in the next race for president. Maddy Mussen uncovers some parts of Ron DeSantis you might not have seen on the news

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Are Democrats sleeping on their chance to flip a Senate seat in North Carolina?

Democrats have not won a seat in North Carolina since 2008 and they might leave a strong candidate on the table, Eric Garcia reports

Axios

Establishment Republicans hide fingerprints with carefully timed primary spending

Republican groups are pouring millions into quiet efforts to knock off hard-right GOP primary candidates.

Tribune News Service

Trump search’s revelations open new political front for midterms

Revelations that authorities seized classified material from Donald Trump are poised to shift the political ground ahead of U.S. midterm elections and a potential 2024 run by the former president.

Tribune News Service

As Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan faces uncertain political future, allies insist his time will come

BALTIMORE — After Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s choice to succeed him flopped in last week’s Republican primary, his political allies insisted Hogan’s calm brand of moderation will ultimately prevail over the Donald Trump-led right wing.

WEKU

With the midterms in their sights, defending Trump isn't a Republican priority

"The RNC and Republicans on Capitol Hill know they are poised for a great election year and what's the biggest thing that could be a hurdle to that? Donald Trump," says one longtime GOP consultant.

Bangkok Post

‘Top Gun: Maverick’ enters the pantheon of conservative fan fiction

“Top Gun: Maverick,” the inescapable Tom Cruise blockbuster sequel, has been hailed as a cinematic throwback.

Salon

Trump drains GOP of cash in Georgia loss

GOP blows through millions of dollars to ward off MAGA-friendly candidates

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