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After making the case that the FBI director “must resign immediately,” Chuck Schumer sent a provocative letter to the acting attorney general about Patel.
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The president boasted, “We will pass the great health care plan.” That might be easier to believe if the plan existed, but it does not.
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The president boasted, “We will pass the great health care plan.” That might be easier to believe if the plan existed, but it does not.
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Amid growing GOP anxieties about the midterm elections, there’s fresh evidence that the House Republican conference is both divided and unraveling.
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Amid growing GOP anxieties about the midterm elections, there’s fresh evidence that the House Republican conference is both divided and unraveling.
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On her way out the door, Lori Chavez-DeRemer wants to be seen as a victim, which is absurd given the nature of the allegations that forced her to quit.
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On her way out the door, Lori Chavez-DeRemer wants to be seen as a victim, which is absurd given the nature of the allegations that forced her to quit.
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WHAT'S ON RACHEL'S BLUESKY RADAR?
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Rachel showed a portion of this on the show last night but you can watch the full video for free on YouTube:
'Buyer’s remorse': This Trump stronghold TURNS on massive ICE facility
A quiet, deeply conservative town in Georgia becomes the epicenter of a political reckoning when federal officials quietly move to convert a warehouse into one of the nation’s largest ICE detention centers, capable of holding up to 10,000 people—twice the town’s population. As the reality of mass deportation infrastructure takes shape next to homes and a local elementary school, residents who once championed hardline immigration policies begin to question the cost. With mounting fears over safety, strained resources, and a lack of transparency, frustration deepens as Republican leaders they helped elect appear distant or unwilling to intervene. What unfolds is a powerful portrait of a community confronting the unintended consequences of national policy, and a warning sign of shifting political loyalties in places long considered unshakably red.
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