r/politics2 • • 16h ago

CNN: If the polls underestimate the Republicans by only 3 points they will win both the house and the senate. Senate: 🔴 Republicans: 53 🔵 Democrats: 47 House: 🔴 Republicans: 218 🔵 Democrats: 217

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r/politics2 • • 5h ago

The human printer and the backup cartridge

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r/politics2 • • 5h ago

Beware Republicans Purging Their Way to Midterm Victory | Republican secretaries of state are bragging about the millions of Americans whose right to vote they’re “purging” from the voting rolls this year. How are they getting away with it?

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r/politics2 • • 5h ago

Texas Sued After Glitch Delays 600,000 Voter Registrations | Voting rights groups are suing Texas over an alarming backlog ahead of the election.

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r/politics2 • • 5h ago

Democrats plot major escalation of Ukraine war after midterm election | The Democrats are making clear behind the scenes that their central priority, should they win a majority in one or both houses of Congress, will be the escalation of the war against Russia

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r/politics2 • • 5h ago

Trump Uses Nuclear Option to Keep Kennedy Center Documents Hidden | Donald Trump wants to hide the true extent of his Kennedy Center takeover.

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r/politics2 • • 5h ago

X purges 13,000 accounts linked to suspected meddling ahead of US midterms

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r/politics2 • • 5h ago

Lockheed Martin Showered Susan Collins With Cash as F-35 Program Hit Turbulence. Collins received tens of thousands from Lockheed during a two-month period surrounding a critical 2023 watchdog report.

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r/politics2 • • 6h ago

The most multitasking president ever

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r/politics2 • • 6h ago

Katie Zacharia didn’t pass the bar exam, senior administration official says | A Trump administration official argued that the White House press secretary could technically be considered a “lawyer.” Legal experts have disputed that argument.

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r/politics2 • • 12h ago

Why Did America Choose Trump Despite the Epstein Controversy?

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To the American people, why did you choose to elect Donald Trump as your president when there were already serious questions and controversies surrounding his connections to Jeffrey Epstein? Given the information that was publicly known, along with the concerns many people have raised about Trump’s character, behavior, and moral values, what made you believe he was the right person to lead your country? Did you consider the potential consequences of giving such a person so much political power, or did your dissatisfaction with the alternatives outweigh your concerns about him? I genuinely want to understand what convinced so many Americans to support him despite these controversies.


r/politics2 • • 5h ago

Election 2026: A midterm vote unlike any other | Constitution, democracy, and resistance to fascism are on the ballot from coast to coast.

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r/politics2 • • 22h ago

MTG Comes To Nemesis Ilhan Omar’s Defense, Calls Trump Administration’s Investigation ‘Bullsh*t’

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