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Media misses Turning Point teen assault
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Hoax about voter suppression
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Ron DeSantis sees his 2028 opening
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WE WANT YOUR QUESTIONS
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Have a question you want somebody on the team to answer about the midterm elections and what comes next? Submit it here. We’ll release a Q&A next week.
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WHAT WE'RE WATCHING
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π️ JD Vance blames midterm losses on the Iran war. Vice President Vance delivered a blunt postmortem, acknowledging that Trump-Vance 2024 voters turned out but switched to Democrats. "The reason we lost is the war. The president himself said so last night," Vance wrote on X. He cited internal polling showing voters demanded a cost-of-living focus and a changed relationship with Israel.
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π³️ Mississippi Senate race remains razor-thin. Democrat Scott Colom is currently up around 1,200 votes on incumbent Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith in deep-red Mississippi. A Colom victory would be stunning in a state Trump won by 20 points in 2024, and that hasn't elected a Democrat to the Senate since 1982.
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πͺͺ Voter ID wins big despite Democrat sweep. While Democrats dominated statewide races Tuesday, voters in Ohio, North Carolina, and Nevada overwhelmingly approved constitutional amendments strengthening voter identification requirements. Election integrity remains popular even among voters who rejected Republican candidates.
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♂️ Also, most Americans still reject socialism. A Fox News Voter Poll found that 54 percent of voters view socialism unfavorably, even as progressive candidates swept key races. Winners like Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan and James Talarico in Texas sidestepped the socialist label, calling themselves capitalists who support regulation.
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WORLD NEWS
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Europe cheers the Democratic sweep
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Behind the paywall: How European leaders reacted to the midterms, Iran's supreme leader gloating over the Republican losses, and Angela Merkel's comments on Syrian migrants.
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MEDIA BIAS SPOTTER
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What the media is hiding today
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LEFT SKIPPED
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RIGHT SKIPPED
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Behind the paywall: A teen Turning Point volunteer assaulted at a polling place, Netflix's Cornell documentary, Maryland's new redistricting amendment, and how Trump's redistricting push backfired.
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HOAX TRACKER
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MS NOW’s voter suppression contradictions
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The network talking heads don’t seem to realize the contradictions in their own claims…
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QUICK AND IMPORTANT
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AI data centers performed poorly on election night, going just 1 for 41 on moratorium referendums.
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Private sector employment increased by 86,000 jobs in October, with base pay rising 3.2 percent and gross pay up 4.7 percent year over year.
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The most clicked link in our last newsletter was the New York Times letter from Jewish El-Sayed supporters that included names like “Jack Mehoff.”
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SOME GOOD NEWS
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Olivia Hargroder, a 27-year-old dancer with Down syndrome, landed the lead role in feature film Boss Cat after a career counselor laughed at her acting dreams and suggested she work in a bakery instead. Her film premieres in Australia on December 3.
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THE MAIN STORY
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Ron DeSantis sees his 2028 opening
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WHAT’S HAPPENING
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Many losers have emerged from Tuesday’s midterm blowout for Republicans, but one name has come out as a winner: Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R)…
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IN THIS ARTICLE, WE COVER
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Why DeSantis called the midterms an "extinction-level event"
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How Florida held the line while Texas collapsed
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His jump in the 2028 betting market odds
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And our take on why the wreckage may leave him as a strong 2028 option
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YOUR TAKE
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Should Ron DeSantis run for president in 2028?
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TODAY’S POLL
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π Do you agree with JD Vance that the Iran war cost Republicans the midterms?
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POP QUIZ
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Where was the golden spike driven to complete the first transcontinental railroad in 1869?
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POLL RESULTS FROM YESTERDAY
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Who deserves the most blame for Republicans' midterm losses?
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π©π©π©π©π©π© πΊπΈ President Trump (594)
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π¨π¨π¨π¨π¨⬜ π️ Republican leaders in Congress (534)
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π¨⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜ π³️ Weak candidates (139)
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π¨π¨⬜⬜⬜⬜ π€ Something else (215)
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πΊπΈ Trump: “Tariffs = taxes. Wars = high gas prices. He's about to be a lame duck, so why would he be calling for people to vote like he was on the ballot?” — Becky
π️ Congress: “The thinnest of majorities in both houses, our representatives acted like they were deciding who their bridge partners would be. Politics is the science of addition, not subtraction!” — David
π€ Something else: “All of the above. Trump for the war and bad economy. Republican leaders for not passing the Save America Act. Weak candidates with lots of baggage or no experience.” — Carol
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