Trump’s MAGA Midterm Ask: Vote Like It’s Me.

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Donald Trump won’t be on the ballot this November. He’d like his voters to forget that. “MAGA, pretend I am on the ballot,” the president wrote on TRUTH Social. In seven words, he named the Republican Party’s biggest midterm problem and offered his own solution. The problem is simple. The man who brings out the base isn’t running. The people who are running can’t bring them out the same way. A lot of voters will show up for Trump. Fewer will show up for a House candidate they’ve never met. The post started as a thank-you. Trump praised Heritage Foundation

Election Integrity Wins Before the Midterms.

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Only citizens vote in American elections. That’s the law, and until Friday, a federal judge was making it harder to enforce. The Supreme Court fixed that. By a 6-3 vote, the justices granted the Trump Justice Department’s emergency request and put on hold a June ruling from a Washington, D.C., judge who had blocked Homeland Security’s upgraded SAVE citizenship database, the tool states and localities use to confirm that the people on their voter rolls are citizens. The majority was direct. It said the challengers’ claims “likely lack merit” and signaled it expects to reverse the lower court. The justices

The Revolution Always Comes for Its Own.

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Give Hasan Piker this much. He doesn’t make you guess. The streamer, one of the most-watched voices on the American left, was mid-rant this week when he turned his fire on moderate Democrats, the ones who resist the party’s progressive wing. “I will throw you in prison, okay? I want to put you physically behind a prison. I want Chinese-style communism to happen inside of the Democratic Party right now, okay?” he said. “I want to do Cultural Revolution s**t when I see that.” He wasn’t talking about Republicans. He was talking about his own side. That’s the part worth

Insured, and Imaginary — Obamacare Fraud Exposed.

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Some of them were real people who never should have qualified. Some of them, according to Vice President JD Vance, may not have been people at all. Either way, taxpayers were covering their health insurance. Vance’s fraud task force is cutting more than 760,000 people from Obamacare coverage after federal officials flagged hundreds of thousands of enrollments as unauthorized or potentially fraudulent. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) canceled about 315,000 enrollments in all, and says the move should recover roughly $2.2 billion in subsidies. Vance described the group as a mix of “phantom people” and real people

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