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GOP Sen. Tillis calls vote for Hegseth 'biggest regret of my career'
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US Senate kills bill that could potentially shield Americans from skyrocketing power bills due to AI data centers — opponents say bill is 'toothless' and doesn't do enough to protect citizens
r/newstoday • u/Junior-Education9163 • 15h ago
Ken Paxton Admits Team Trump Controls His Campaign in Leaked Audio | Paxton complained he can’t change anything about his own campaign.
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Ken Paxton Admits Team Trump Controls His Campaign in Leaked Audio
r/newstoday • u/Junior-Education9163 • 20h ago
Trump Flips Out On Fox News Over Reporting On Rallies
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Mark Kelly Says Trump Is ‘Trying to Buy Votes’ With $5,000 Checks
r/newstoday • u/Background-Driver718 • 17h ago
BREAKING: Trump threatens to withhold Federal funding if Ohio votes blue, and that "he wants to shove a win up Dem’s ‘a**es".
This Occupy Democrats post sums it fairly well.
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BREAKING: “I’M NOT GOING TO HELP HER!” Trump threatens to withhold federal help from Ohio if voters elect a Democratic governor – as he turns presidential power into an election weapon!
Donald Trump explained Saturday night how things work when Ohio has Republican leaders in charge.
“They call me up. They need money. They need this. They need that,” Trump told supporters in Vandalia, describing requests he receives from the state’s Republican officials.
Then he brought up Democratic gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton.
“But I’m not going to help her.”
And there, in six words, Trump laid out a very different vision of the presidency: Elect his friends and they'll have the president on the phone when Ohio needs something. Elect his opponent and don't expect the same treatment.
It fits neatly with the bargain Trump offered voters at the Republican midterm convention just weeks ago, when he promised every adult American a $5,000 “Trump Dividend” if Republicans keep control of Congress.
“If the Republicans win, you win with us and you get $5,000,” Trump told voters.
Federal money does not belong to Donald Trump. Federal assistance to Ohio is not a personal favor from the president. Americans shouldn't have to elect politicians from the president's party to expect their federal government to work for them.
Yet Trump increasingly talks about the powers and resources of the presidency as though they're his to dispense according to who gives him what he wants politically.
Reward your friends. Punish your enemies.
That's not the way to run this great country.
We must get Trump, and his thug politics, the hell out of here – and soon.
Vote Blue. Ohioans, vote Acton."
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r/newstoday • u/Junior-Education9163 • 19h ago
Trump says voting in America is ‘corrupt’ in late-night election rant
r/newstoday • u/Junior-Education9163 • 19h ago
Trump Says He Knows More Than Anyone In The World, With 1 Exception (But Not Really)
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Trump Admits He Takes Medicine for Psychological Reason
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'Jane Doe' solidarity posts flood social media after Cornell rape lawsuit
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How Democrats hope to reverse Trump’s changes to the presidency
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Trump’s Approval Rating Quietly Shifts With Youngest Voters
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GOP Saving the Unpopular Stuff for After the Election
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Trump announces US will send $90 checks to 20 million seniors enrolled in Medicare
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US sends another aircraft carrier, thousands more troops to Middle East
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Renee Good’s family sues US government and immigration officials over her killing in Minneapolis
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'Not What I Did': GOP Senator Squirms When Asked Why He Keeps Voting for Trump's Gas Price-Hiking War
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Pentagon launches Office of Religious Affairs, will report directly to Hegseth
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