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Republicans aren’t just worried about November anymore — they’re describing the outlook in terms reserved for disasters, and started dumping hundreds of millions to stop it.
Axios’s rundown of the GOP’s midterm outlook shows Trump’s disapproval hitting 60.4%, the worst mark of his two terms, while the Senate GOP’s campaign arm begs donors for another $8.9 million just to defend Alaska, Iowa, and Ohio — states Trump won by double digits two years ago. Once-safe red states are sliding into play: Texas and Florida look genuinely competitive, and North Carolina and Georgia may already be gone for Republicans. For us, this isn’t vibes — it’s confirmation that the map FTS has been building toward all year is actually expanding in real time, and every dollar we move now lands in territory the other side is scrambling to defend.
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We’re running ads against the most vulnerable Republicans in the country and it’s working! For as little as $300, we can reach 15,000 voters on social media. We only target in district Independents and frustrated Republicans with our ads on Instagram and Facebook and the comments prove they agree with our ads! We can take power together. Support our campaign now.
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Ken Paxton spent 11 years treating the TX Attorney General’s office like a personal travel budget. Now it’s a Senate campaign liability.
The AP’s reporting found Paxton has billed Texas taxpayers $1.9 million in security costs for more than 275 out-of-state trips — golf at the Masters, Napa Valley wine country, a July 4th in the UK — while leaving roughly 730 workdays unaccounted. It lands at the worst possible moment for Paxton, now the GOP Senate nominee in a race that’s tightened to within two points against Democrat James Talarico. This is the kind of story that doesn’t require spin: it’s a paper trail of self-dealing that Talarico and every Democratic messenger in Texas should be running on through November. Texas was never supposed to be a top-tier Senate race — Paxton’s own record is helping make it one.
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Want an exclusive dinner with the president? Buy enough of his personal cryptocurrency. Not that it’s a grift or anything.
CNN’s reporting details how the company behind Trump’s $TRUMP meme coin is selling seats at an ‘exclusive’ dinner with the president to its 185 largest holders — it could take up to $1 million in token holdings to guarantee an invitation. Meanwhile, watchdog group Public Citizen estimates everyday investors in the coin are collectively $3.2 billion underwater, while Trump personally has pocketed $635 million in licensing fees. This isn’t a hypothetical about access-buying in Washington — it’s a literal price list, published by the people selling it. Every competitive race on our board becomes a race about whether voters think their government is for sale, and this story hands us the receipts.
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We’re running ads against the most vulnerable Republicans in the country and it’s working! For as little as $300, we can reach 15,000 voters on social media. We only target in district Independents and frustrated Republicans with our ads on Instagram and Facebook and the comments prove they agree with our ads! We can take power together. Support our campaign now.
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The American Bar Association is sounding the alarm the corruption and scandals add up to something structural: a presidency where access, contracts, and even pardons are available to the highest bidder.
The ABA’s analysis, published earlier this year but more relevant with every passing month, points to a no-bid White House ballroom contract that ballooned from $3.3 million to over $17 million, pardons issued to political donors and a crypto executive who added tens of millions to the Trump family’s wealth, and a Truth Social subscription tier selling early access to administration posts for up to $100,000 a month. None of this is a conspiracy theory — it’s documented legal analysis from the nation’s largest association of lawyers, and it’s the throughline connecting Paxton’s travel bills and the meme coin dinner to a much bigger story about who government actually works for. That’s the case we’re making to voters: not outrage for its own sake, but a pattern of corruption serious enough to change their vote in November.
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