MAGA is not dead. Republican voters didn’t turn out at midterms
That is precisely why Democrats should resist reading Tuesday’s result as a major electoral realignment or even repudiation of Donald Trump.
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That is precisely why Democrats should resist reading Tuesday’s result as a major electoral realignment or even repudiation of Donald Trump.
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Leaders of the House oversight and Senate banking committees vowed aggressive oversight after their party’s sweeping midterm election victory.
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