RT Nicholas J. Fuentes (@NickJFuentes)Funny how Republicans became the party of censorship & cancel culture the moment that Americans started criticizing Israel.Any Republican that engages in these tactics on behalf of Israel should be removed from office. It’s un-American.2026 WE WILL BE WATCHING! ...

Epstein Files Release - The House is set to vote on releasing the Epstein files [1] - President Trump initially opposed the release but later changed his stance, though he could release the files himself [1][2] - Trump's change of heart came as many House Republicans were considering voting for the release [8] - Some Republicans are suggesting the release is bad for Democrats, while Democrats seem willing to let those implicated be exposed [13][14] Survivors' Perspective - The focus should be on the women who were abused as girls [3][4] - Survivors are advocating for the release of information and seeking justice [4][5] - A group of survivors will speak on Capitol Hill, supported by Representatives Massie, Green, and Roana [5] Potential Obstruction - There are concerns the administration might block the release by opening new investigations [19] - Trump ordered Pam Bondi to open investigations into Democrats connected to Epstein [21] - This could be used as an excuse to withhold documents, citing interference with ongoing investigations [20][21] Scandal's Impact - The Epstein scandal has had significant staying power, even claiming a cabinet secretary in Trump's first term [23][24] - The scandal involves questions about Trump's own relations with Epstein and potential cover-ups within his Justice Department [25][26] - Trump's ordering of a new investigation is seen by some as an abuse of power [27]

RT Jackson Rowell (@JacksonRowellFL)Very glad to see @j_fishback enter the race for Governor.Having a solid primary bench is great for Republicans, and our Republic. Anyone saying otherwise is scared of honest competition.@NassauCounty_YR will gladly host a primary debate/forum in NEFL next year!🇺🇸 ...

Government Shutdown & Political Strategy - The Democratic party acknowledges the need to win elections to gain leverage, highlighting the recent election results as a rejection of chaos [1][2][10] - The speaker expresses disagreement with shutting down the government, especially considering the potential impact on 42 million Americans facing food insecurity [4][8] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of order, logic, and making a better argument to win future elections, rather than resorting to tactics like government shutdowns [2][14] - The speaker believes that shutting down the government is fundamentally wrong and that America is the guaranteed loser [19] Healthcare & Tax Credits - The speaker supports extending tax credits related to healthcare and expresses disagreement with colleagues who advocate for government shutdowns as a tactic [6][8] - The speaker acknowledges concerns about rising healthcare premiums and the feeling of abandonment by some Americans [7][8] - The speaker mentions the opportunity to find a way forward to establish these tax credits, emphasizing the need for Republican buy-in [9] Democratic Party & Leadership - The speaker advocates for a unified Democratic party, discouraging internal conflict and name-calling [17][18] - The speaker defends Chuck Schumer's leadership, despite the challenges he faces [19][20] - The speaker dismisses the idea of a generational problem within the Democratic party, arguing that age should not be a barrier to leadership [21][23][24] SNAP & Food Insecurity - The speaker highlights the importance of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and its impact on 42 million Americans [4][15] - The speaker's personal connection to fighting food insecurity is emphasized, with his wife's professional dedication to the cause [15]

Government Shutdown & Legislative Process - Senate is facing potential delays in voting due to Senator Rand Paul's expected obstruction, potentially extending the process from hours to days [1] - Senator Thune expressed hope for resolution within hours, not days, regarding a plan that includes a stopgap measure to reopen the government until January 30th [2] - The compromise includes a rollback on the firing of federal workers, a policy previously championed by the White House [3] - President Trump is expected to sign the compromise if it reaches his desk, according to Senator Thune [4] Political Dynamics & Leadership - Eight senators broke ranks, including Dick Durbin, a member of the leadership, to support the compromise [5] - Chuck Schumer's leadership is being questioned due to the loss of eight votes, with some calling for his resignation [6] - The fact that none of the eight senators who broke ranks are up for reelection next November suggests a strategic calculation in their decision [6][7] - Schumer faced criticism months ago for keeping the government open in March, but the changing circumstances, particularly the impact on food benefits, have altered the calculus [8] House of Representatives & Potential Obstacles - House conservatives, particularly members of the House Freedom Caucus, may oppose the compromise due to spending levels and provisions regarding fired federal workers [9] - The Republican majority in the House is narrow, allowing for only two or three lost votes if Democrats remain united in opposition [10] - Representative-elect Gray from Arizona is expected to be sworn in before the House vote, potentially influencing the outcome [10]

Donald Trump has been bad for Republicans. I mean, morally, uh, but to begin with, but actually politically. I mean, 2016, he eaked out electoral college win, but then Republicans lost 40 plus seats, tons of local offices in 2018.A whole bunch of state houses flipped. In 2020, Trump lost in by four and a half points, right. A one-term president.He's been an albatross for down ballot Republican races when he is not on the ticket. Like in 2022 when everyone was predicting the big wet red wave and remember Rep ...

From @WSJopinion: The 2025 election was a warning from the voters. If Republicans don’t adapt, the GOP is sure to lose its House majority and the Senate could be in play too. https://t.co/1W3xyV4iSB ...

We're reporting on this string of Democratic wins that are clearly upending politics today. The voters turned out and spoke really with one voice across the country. They spoke out and voted against Trump's unpopular second term.Democrats reaching quote the most important goal in politics, the New York Times reports today, showing they can win and win big. Sometimes it is that simple. Democratic candidates won decisively.double-digit victories in New Jersey and Virginia, where Dems flipped the governor's ma ...

Election Analysis - The Democratic party faces a crucial moment in defining its future and strategy against Donald Trump [1] - The New Jersey race is expected to be closer than Virginia, potentially indicating a shift towards a more purple state [2] - The New York race is seen as potentially polarizing, reflecting the future of the Democratic coalition [3] Republican Strategy - The Republican party is testing the strength of the Trump coalition, particularly among Hispanics and men [4][5] - The impact of Trump's endorsement is considered minimal, primarily serving to shift the focus away from other issues [15][16] Voter Behavior - Voters are seeking change and are driven by issues like affordability, especially younger voters [11][12] - Older Latino and Black voters' allegiances are being closely watched, particularly regarding their potential support for candidates aligned with Trump [13][14] - Voters affected by government shutdowns are less likely to support the existing administration [2][8] Key Races - New Jersey is a key test to see if the Trump coalition still exists [4] - Virginia is largely a referendum on the government shutdown [2][5] - New York is a change election that will dramatically reframe the Democratic coalition [3]

[Music] Young men across the country taking a hard right turn. >> Those young men showed up in a big way. >> Democrats trying to win them back from the MAGA manosphere, testing a whole bunch of new strategies.>> We're here with the next mayor of New York City. >> This is me right here, >> Maxwell Alexander Frost. >> The big question, can anyone recreate the Trump effect on young men.the president gaining 8% more male voters under 30 in 2024 compared to 2020. That's according to NBC News exit polls. While a ...