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How Trump is openly tilting the 2026 election field

The Hill

The Hill

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June 24, 2026

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Narrative Analysis: Name Calling
How Trump is openly tilting the 2026 election field

A campaign to rig the midterm elections is well underway. The first time he was president, Donald Trump encouraged a violent mob to thwart Joe Biden's legitimate election win, then refused to intervene to halt the chaos. No accountability followed. Instead, Trump has become far more powerful, with a firm grip on Congress, sycophants surrounding...

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Fortune

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· Jun 23, 2026

Corporate America’s top ranks are nearing a retirement tipping point, expert says

A surge of CEO and CFO retirements is looming, raising urgent questions about succession planning and board readiness.

Armstrong Economics

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· Jul 4, 2026

Will The USA Split in Two Thanks to the LEFT?

COMMENT: I felt compelled to reach out. I attended your 2021 conference, and I remember clearly that you spoke about the United States heading toward political fragmentation—and that the real risk of a complete split would emerge after 2028. Over the years, I’ve come to deeply respect how far in advance your forecasts prove accurate. []

Bernie Sanders

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· Jun 30, 2026

Super PACs out of politics NOW

You want to run a campaign for public office that's going to stand up for working class people. What happens next? The billionaires and their super PACs will spend tens of millions of dollars to defeat you.

National Republican Senatorial Committee

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· Jul 6, 2026

POLITICO: Up next for the DSA? Two major swing states.

Up next for the DSA? Two major swing states.Will SteakinPOLITICOJuly 6, 2026 Fresh off major primary wins in Colorado and New York, the Democratic Socialists of America is looking to prove that it can translate its momentum beyond deep-blue House primaries and into competitive statewide races. DSA officials and allies told POLITICO they’ve already shifted []

Fox News

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· Jul 11, 2026

WATCH: GOP senator warns 'hammer-and-sickle' politics will define Democrats' 2028 primary

Sen. Eric Schmitt warns the progressive surge toppling Democratic incumbents in New York and Michigan will define the party's 2028 presidential primary.

Off The Press

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· Jul 6, 2026

Rep. Stutzman warns about a Dem House takeover: ‘Investigations and impeachments’

With the midterm elections in full swing, the question of whether the Democrats will flip the Republican-controlled House is at the forefront for many American voters. About four months out from Election Day, polls are pointing to the historic phenomenon of the party in the White House losing seats in the House halfway through the []...Click to read more

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Related coverage for "How Trump is openly tilting the 2026 election field": Fortune — Corporate America’s top ranks are nearing a retirement tipping point, expert says. Armstrong Economics — Will The USA Split in Two Thanks to the LEFT?. Bernie Sanders — Super PACs out of politics NOW. National Republican Senatorial Committee — POLITICO: Up next for the DSA? Two major swing states.. Fox News — WATCH: GOP senator warns 'hammer-and-sickle' politics will define Democrats' 2028 primary. Off The Press — Rep. Stutzman warns about a Dem House takeover: ‘Investigations and impeachments’