Recent reporting leaves little doubt: Trump’s vice president thinks that if the war goes badly, it will help him secure the 2028 Republican nomination for president.
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Generative AI works a lot like fossil fuels "work"—narrowly, intermittently, and with a lot of nasty side effects.
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My wife and I were merely inconvenienced, but our story might give Americans a sense of this war’s impacts on millions of people.
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The Daily Blast With Greg Sargent
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Republicans are reportedly "incensed" at Donald Trump for pushing them to pass voter suppression measures when they don’t have the votes for it. Yet he’s raging at them over this almost daily, openly declaring that making voting harder is the only way to salvage the midterms. Republicans want to focus on the economy, but Trump won’t let them. On top of all that, Politico now reports that worsening GOP losses in state-level races have them very worried about the elections. One operative says: "I’m ringing the alarm." We talked to Tara McGowan, a former Democratic strategist and publisher of
the progressive news site Courier. She explains why Trump’s demand for voter suppression has the GOP in a trap; why Trump’s bad economy, widely despised deportations and war of choice in Iran are worsening GOP chances; and why Democratic energy will likely remain supercharged through the fall.
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