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  1. . The presidency is a brutal thankless job. If all we offer is rage scrutiny and character assassination then only power hungry people will want it. Positivity is an incentive not fluff. This administration has to go. But what do we want to replace it? #2025Elections #NewEarth .

  2. . The presidency is a brutal thankless job. If all we offer is rage scrutiny and character assassination then only power hungry people will want it. Positivity is an incentive not fluff. This administration has to go. But what do we want to replace it? #2025Elections #NewEarth .

  3. . The presidency is a brutal thankless job. If all we offer is rage scrutiny and character assassination then only power hungry people will want it. Positivity is an incentive not fluff. This administration has to go. But what do we want to replace it? #2025Elections #NewEarth .

  4. Trump’s Republican Party insists there’s no affordability crisis and dismisses election losses – WFMJ.com | AP

    News – AP-State

    Trump’s Republican Party insists there’s no affordability crisis and dismisses election losses

    Many Republican leaders insist there’s no problem with the GOP’s policies, the party’s message or President Donald Trump’s leadership, despite big losses in this month’s elections.

    By STEVE PEOPLES, AP National Political Writer, 11 hrs ago

    NEW YORK (AP) — Almost two weeks after Republicans lost badly in elections in Georgia, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Virginia, many GOP leaders insist there is no problem with the party’s policies, its message or President Donald Trump’s leadership.

    Trump says Democrats and the media are misleading voters who are concerned about high costs and the economy. Republican officials aiming to avoid another defeat in next fall’s midterms are encouraging candidates to embrace the president fully and talk more about his accomplishments.

    Those are the major takeaways from a series of private conversations, briefings and official talking points involving major Republican decision-makers across Washington, including inside the White House, after their party’s losses Nov. 4. Their assessment highlights the extent to which the fate of the Republican Party is tied to Trump, a term-limited president who insists the economy under his watch has never been stronger.

    That’s even as an increasing number of voters report a different reality in their lives.

    But with few exceptions, the Trump lieutenants who lead the GOP’s political strategy have no desire to challenge his wishes or beliefs.

    “Republicans are entering next year more unified behind President Trump than ever before,” Republican National Committee spokesperson Kiersten Pels said. “The party is fully aligned behind his America First agenda and the results he’s delivering for the American people. President Trump’s policies are popular, he drives turnout, and standing with him is the strongest path to victory.”

    Trump’s approval is similar to former Presidents Barack Obama, a Democrat, and George W. Bush, a Republican, at the same point in their terms, however. Their parties had major losses in midterm elections. Trump insists there is no affordability problem

    Since the election, the White House has quietly decided to shift its message to focus more on affordability.

    Much of the first year of Trump’s second term has been dominated by his trade wars, his crackdown on illegal immigration, his decision to send National Guard troops into American cities and the longest government shutdown in U.S. history.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Trump’s Republican Party insists there’s no affordability crisis and dismisses election losses – WFMJ.com

    #2025 #2025Elections #america #ap #apNews #associatedPress #donaldTrump #education #gopDissmissesElectionLosses #gopNoAffordabilityCrisis #health #history #kierstenPels #libraries #library #libraryOfCongress #opinion #politics #resistance #science #trump #trumpAdministration #unitedStates #wfmjCom

  5. Trump’s Republican Party insists there’s no affordability crisis and dismisses election losses – WFMJ.com | AP

    News – AP-State

    Trump’s Republican Party insists there’s no affordability crisis and dismisses election losses

    Many Republican leaders insist there’s no problem with the GOP’s policies, the party’s message or President Donald Trump’s leadership, despite big losses in this month’s elections.

    By STEVE PEOPLES, AP National Political Writer, 11 hrs ago

    NEW YORK (AP) — Almost two weeks after Republicans lost badly in elections in Georgia, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Virginia, many GOP leaders insist there is no problem with the party’s policies, its message or President Donald Trump’s leadership.

    Trump says Democrats and the media are misleading voters who are concerned about high costs and the economy. Republican officials aiming to avoid another defeat in next fall’s midterms are encouraging candidates to embrace the president fully and talk more about his accomplishments.

    Those are the major takeaways from a series of private conversations, briefings and official talking points involving major Republican decision-makers across Washington, including inside the White House, after their party’s losses Nov. 4. Their assessment highlights the extent to which the fate of the Republican Party is tied to Trump, a term-limited president who insists the economy under his watch has never been stronger.

    That’s even as an increasing number of voters report a different reality in their lives.

    But with few exceptions, the Trump lieutenants who lead the GOP’s political strategy have no desire to challenge his wishes or beliefs.

    “Republicans are entering next year more unified behind President Trump than ever before,” Republican National Committee spokesperson Kiersten Pels said. “The party is fully aligned behind his America First agenda and the results he’s delivering for the American people. President Trump’s policies are popular, he drives turnout, and standing with him is the strongest path to victory.”

    Trump’s approval is similar to former Presidents Barack Obama, a Democrat, and George W. Bush, a Republican, at the same point in their terms, however. Their parties had major losses in midterm elections. Trump insists there is no affordability problem

    Since the election, the White House has quietly decided to shift its message to focus more on affordability.

    Much of the first year of Trump’s second term has been dominated by his trade wars, his crackdown on illegal immigration, his decision to send National Guard troops into American cities and the longest government shutdown in U.S. history.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Trump’s Republican Party insists there’s no affordability crisis and dismisses election losses – WFMJ.com

    #2025 #2025Elections #america #ap #apNews #associatedPress #donaldTrump #education #gopDissmissesElectionLosses #gopNoAffordabilityCrisis #health #history #kierstenPels #libraries #library #libraryOfCongress #opinion #politics #resistance #science #trump #trumpAdministration #unitedStates #wfmjCom

  6. 2025 #Elections : #Voters Came Out in Record Numbers to Defend Key #CivilLiberties Issues Across the Country

    Across the country, voters took to the ballot box to make their voices heard on Tuesday. The results overwhelmingly demonstrate that voters want leaders who will push against the #Trump administration’s cruel policies and abuses of power and work to make life better for the American people.
    #2025elections

    aclu.org/news/voting-rights/20

  7. 2025 #Elections : #Voters Came Out in Record Numbers to Defend Key #CivilLiberties Issues Across the Country

    Across the country, voters took to the ballot box to make their voices heard on Tuesday. The results overwhelmingly demonstrate that voters want leaders who will push against the #Trump administration’s cruel policies and abuses of power and work to make life better for the American people.
    #2025elections

    aclu.org/news/voting-rights/20

  8. 2025 #Elections : #Voters Came Out in Record Numbers to Defend Key #CivilLiberties Issues Across the Country

    Across the country, voters took to the ballot box to make their voices heard on Tuesday. The results overwhelmingly demonstrate that voters want leaders who will push against the #Trump administration’s cruel policies and abuses of power and work to make life better for the American people.
    #2025elections

    aclu.org/news/voting-rights/20

  9. 2025 : Came Out in Record Numbers to Defend Key Issues Across the Country

    Across the country, voters took to the ballot box to make their voices heard on Tuesday. The results overwhelmingly demonstrate that voters want leaders who will push against the administration’s cruel policies and abuses of power and work to make life better for the American people.

    aclu.org/news/voting-rights/20

  10. 2025 #Elections : #Voters Came Out in Record Numbers to Defend Key #CivilLiberties Issues Across the Country

    Across the country, voters took to the ballot box to make their voices heard on Tuesday. The results overwhelmingly demonstrate that voters want leaders who will push against the #Trump administration’s cruel policies and abuses of power and work to make life better for the American people.
    #2025elections

    aclu.org/news/voting-rights/20

  11. What caused President Trump’s 2025 election losses? G. Elliott Morris and Paul Krugman report a sharp voter turnaround. Democrats succeeded by prioritizing affordability, winning over Latino and Gen Z voters who were disappointed by Trump’s unfulfilled promises. The full discussion explores how economic realities, not just ideology, are crucial for electoral victories: gelliottmorris.com/p/podcast-w #2025Elections #Democrats #Affordability #PollingInsights

  12. Democrats Collapsed Here Last Year. How’d Zohran Do?

    At this point last November, Zohran Mamdani was a largely unknown state assemblyman, and the Democratic Party’s brand in New York City was at rock bottom.  In the 2024 election, President Donald Trump picked up about 100,000 more votes in the city than in 2020; Kamala Harris fell more than half a million votes shy […]

    murica.website/2025/11/democra

  13. Democrats Collapsed Here Last Year. How’d Zohran Do?

    At this point last November, Zohran Mamdani was a largely unknown state assemblyman, and the Democratic Party’s brand in New York City was at rock bottom.  In the 2024 election, President Donald Trump picked up about 100,000 more votes in the city than in 2020; Kamala Harris fell more than half a million votes shy […]

    murica.website/2025/11/democra

  14. CW: U.S. Politics, 2025 elections

    Drew Magary for San Francisco Gate: "You conservatives tried to kill woke, only for it to mount an impressive comeback. I hope that leaves you triggered, and I hope no one offers you sympathy for it." HEAR, HEAR

    #USPolitics #Voting #2025Elections

    sfgate.com/politics/article/te

  15. CW: U.S. Politics, 2025 elections

    Drew Magary for San Francisco Gate: "You conservatives tried to kill woke, only for it to mount an impressive comeback. I hope that leaves you triggered, and I hope no one offers you sympathy for it." HEAR, HEAR

    #USPolitics #Voting #2025Elections

    sfgate.com/politics/article/te

  16. CW: U.S. Politics, 2025 elections

    Drew Magary for San Francisco Gate: "You conservatives tried to kill woke, only for it to mount an impressive comeback. I hope that leaves you triggered, and I hope no one offers you sympathy for it." HEAR, HEAR

    #USPolitics #Voting #2025Elections

    sfgate.com/politics/article/te

  17. CW: U.S. Politics, 2025 elections

    Drew Magary for San Francisco Gate: "You conservatives tried to kill woke, only for it to mount an impressive comeback. I hope that leaves you triggered, and I hope no one offers you sympathy for it." HEAR, HEAR

    #USPolitics #Voting #2025Elections

    sfgate.com/politics/article/te

  18. CW: U.S. Politics, 2025 elections

    Drew Magary for San Francisco Gate: "You conservatives tried to kill woke, only for it to mount an impressive comeback. I hope that leaves you triggered, and I hope no one offers you sympathy for it." HEAR, HEAR

    #USPolitics #Voting #2025Elections

    sfgate.com/politics/article/te

  19. Colorado Passes Measures to Feed All Public School Kids by Taxing the Wealthy

    Excess funds from the school meals program would be redirected toward the state-managed SNAP program.

    murica.website/2025/11/colorad

  20. Colorado Passes Measures to Feed All Public School Kids by Taxing the Wealthy

    Excess funds from the school meals program would be redirected toward the state-managed SNAP program.

    murica.website/2025/11/colorad

  21. Colorado Passes Measures to Feed All Public School Kids by Taxing the Wealthy

    Excess funds from the school meals program would be redirected toward the state-managed SNAP program.

    murica.website/2025/11/colorad

  22. Did Democrats defy expectations in 2025? G. Elliott Morris reveals a significant blue wave in statewide races, driven by affordability concerns and an anti-Trump backlash. Voters shifted left, flipping key states; explore how economic issues created a D+8 advantage: gelliottmorris.com/p/seven-dat #Democrats #2025Elections #Polling

  23. so we got the first Muslim mayor, born in Africa (Uganda) from South African Indian parents.

    the next 5 years of our arts & food scenes are gonna be 🔥🔥🔥

    #NYC #2025ELECTIONS #ELECTIONS2025 #ZohranMamdani