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Colin Seeberger retweeted
Roger Marshall has voted 14 times to stay in the war.
We’ve got to get out and bring costs down. To deliver relief now, let's temporarily suspend the gas tax.
Colin Seeberger retweeted
“You did not listen in 300 campaign stops. You had 300 photo ops.” 🔥🔥🔥 @Hamilton4Kansas #KSSen
Colin Seeberger retweeted
Trump has now presided over the top four quarterly wage drops in history.
What issue do Iowa voters trust @hinsonashley on the least?
Holding Epstein and his associates accountable for their crimes, per @CookPolitical.
I voted to release the Epstein files and have spent years working across the aisle to protect survivors of sexual abuse.
Men like Epstein, who hurt children, they’ll have to answer to God. But men who lie about it to win an election, they’ll have to answer to you.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Ashley Hinson fought to block the release of the Epstein files.
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Colin Seeberger retweeted
On MSNOW, GOP Texas Ag Commissioner @MillerForTexas says he did not vote for Gov Abbott or Republican Ag nomineee Nate Sheets. Asked whether he voted for Democrats, Miller said that's between him and God #txlege
Colin Seeberger retweeted
#KSSen: D group Government That Works PAC is up on TV with this spot featuring Republican voters criticizing Sen. Roger Marshall --
Colin Seeberger retweeted
YIKES. Roger Marshall’s closing message on spiking gas prices: “There are things more important than money to Kansans”
This is the guy who sued his own patients for bills as small as $101, by the way #KSSEN
Let's be real: Democrats wouldn't be able to invest in great candidates like Scott Colom if Schumer hadn't recruited Roy Cooper, Sherrod Brown, and Mary Peltola. Credit where it's due.
SMP is going up on TV in Mississippi. $1.2 million behind Scott Colom, starting tomorrow and running through Election Day.
This is the first time SMP has spent in this race. It won’t be the last thing you hear about it.
Colin Seeberger retweeted
Schumer-aligned Senate Majority PAC is airing a $1.2m ad campaign in Mississippi’s Senate race
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Colin Seeberger retweeted
🚨NEW @HouseMajPAC ad in #TX23🚨
Brandon Herrera is unfit for Congress, don't let him make a joke out of Texas ⤵️
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The ad misrepresents out-of-context clips from a 2022 satirical "I Did a Thing" video of a robot dog stunt at Herrera's range near Uvalde, where visitors brought cartoon child cutouts as no-shoot targets to mock armed-response ideas.
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Heavy Hispanic turnout you say???
MAGAs losing their minds in my replies, but this really does speak for itself. Just one day, but a seemingly massive shift. xitter.cf/theoelections/status/2…
I spent the last 72 hours in Texas (most of the time in Hays County) and saw not a single Ken Paxton sign. One Keep Texas Red sign.
These, however, in probably 1 in 5 lawns.
@jamestalarico and @GinaHinojosaTX are gonna get it done, folks.
I spent the last 72 hours in Texas (most of the time in Hays County) and saw not a single Ken Paxton sign. One Keep Texas Red sign.
These, however, in probably 1 in 5 lawns.
@jamestalarico and @GinaHinojosaTX are gonna get it done, folks.
Colin Seeberger retweeted
.@neeratanden on what the Dem party needs to be MUCH better at.
"A big group of people that have left the Dem party are working class people and I think if you really want to be honest the party has to listen more to working class people. Working class people are sometimes economicly populist but they're also pretty moderate on some issues."
This is the equivalent of Kamala’s what would you do differently than Biden answer on The View
Q: Can you name a time when you voted against your party and President Trump and it changed the outcome?
SUSAN COLLINS: At one point, I had organized people to vote against Secretary Hegseth. As you undoubtedly have read, at the very last minute one of our Republicans changed his mind. Otherwise he would've been defeated for that job.
Q: So it didn't change the outcome
