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ELDER: U.S. President Donald Trump’s greater risk was waiting
America and the world are better off than they were before Trump acted.
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Hot Air
· Jun 27, 2026
Trump: The Greater Risk Was Waiting
Trump: The Greater Risk Was Waiting
The Hill
· Jun 27, 2026
Trump slips on affordability message amid battle in GOP over SAVE America Act
President Trump’s intense focus on passing the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE America) Act is threatening to put Republicans at risk ahead of the midterm elections as the party finds itself on uneven footing with voters on affordability. Trump sent shockwaves through Washington earlier this week when he canceled what would have been the highly...
Wired
· Jun 30, 2026
Bernie Sanders Saw This Coming
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ArcaMax
· Jun 21, 2026
Trump opponents see opening to make corruption a midterm issue
Donald Trump has long avoided political damage for his own party from repeated allegations of graft and conflicts of interest. In this year’s midterm elections, Democrats are betting that they can finally exact a price. Combined with the rising...
American Thinker
· Jun 22, 2026
Trump’s Iran 'Peace' Deal is a Shrewd Midterm Maneuver
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politicalbetting.com
· Jun 29, 2026
Let’s Talk Election Security – part 1 of 3
In the US, President Trump is -to put it mildly- keen that the SAVE American Act is passed before the midterms, with the goal of countering widespread electoral fraud. Which raises the question is there widespread electoral fraud? As a relatively disinterested observer, I think we should look at the evidence. And let me start by sharing my modus operandi: if fraud was common, what evidence would one find? I’m going to divide this into three posts: voter rolls (and... Read More Read More
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Related coverage for "ELDER: U.S. President Donald Trump’s greater risk was waiting": Hot Air — Trump: The Greater Risk Was Waiting. The Hill — Trump slips on affordability message amid battle in GOP over SAVE America Act. Wired — Bernie Sanders Saw This Coming. ArcaMax — Trump opponents see opening to make corruption a midterm issue. American Thinker — Trump’s Iran 'Peace' Deal is a Shrewd Midterm Maneuver . politicalbetting.com — Let’s Talk Election Security – part 1 of 3