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In a fiery appearance on “The View,” GOP Governor Chris Sununu (R-N.H.) took aim at the Democrats’ decision to nominate Kamala Harris for president, igniting a heated debate with the show’s hosts. Sununu did not hold back, questioning the transparency and fairness of the process that led to Harris’s candidacy. “Guys, look, three phone calls were made from [Chuck] Schumer and [Nancy] Pelosi. Biden said, ‘I’m in this thing, I’m not leaving.’ A couple phone calls are made and all of a sudden he’s pushed out. And in 48 hours, all the delegates aren’t given a choice of other candidates.…

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Last Saturday, an alarming incident unfolded as 20-year-old Thomas Crooks fired an AR-style rifle, narrowly missing former President Donald Trump. The bullet grazed Trump, marking a chilling moment in political violence. This attack led to Trump’s appearance at the Republican National Convention on Monday, where he was seen with a bandaged ear. Amidst an electrified atmosphere, with chants of “fight” resonating through the crowd—a sentiment fiercely echoed by Trump himself—Crooks’ assassination attempt was dramatically thwarted. Before the heinous act catapulted him into the notorious ranks of attempted presidential assassins, Crooks maintained a low profile. Described by Jim Knapp, his former…

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At the Republican National Convention on Monday, a fiery exchange unfolded between Donald Trump Jr. and MSNBC reporter Jacob Soboroff, culminating in Trump Jr. instructing the reporter to exit the venue. This took place shortly after Saturday’s assassination attempt on former President Trump, who has successfully clinched the GOP nomination once again. Jacob Soboroff challenged Trump Jr. with a question on the divisive nature of his father’s presidency. “Your father as president, I think you would even say was a divisive figure. What’s it going to look like in the second term?” he asked, microphone extended. Trump Jr. swiftly countered,…

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As the race heats up and discussions abound about President Joe Biden’s potential re-election bid, tensions appear to be simmering within his inner circle. At the heart of this is a rumored rift between First Lady Jill Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, particularly as Harris gears up for the possibility of leading the Democratic ticket. Reports from the Daily Mail suggest a significant strain started during the 2020 campaign, stemming from a heated moment when then-presidential candidate Harris criticized Biden’s past policies on race. This reportedly sparked a fierce reaction from Dr. Biden, who during a private campaign call…

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Journalists, increasingly irked by the White House’s dodging of direct questions concerning President Joe Biden’s health and mental sharpness, are bracing for a hectic end to the week. On Thursday, Civic Media, a progressive talk-radio network from Wisconsin, disclosed its agreement to modify an interview with Biden following requests from his campaign team. The interview, conducted by popular host Earl Ingram, occurred after Biden’s June 27 televised debate with former President Donald Trump, where the president showed noticeable lapses in coherence and repeatedly lost his train of thought. Recorded on July 3 and aired on the Fourth of July, the…

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New polling in Arizona’s hotly contested U.S. Senate race is revealing a potential breakthrough for conservative stalwart Kari Lake, who had been trailing for months. Lake, who sought the governorship in 2022 backed by former President Donald Trump, now edges ahead of her probable Democratic opponent, Rep. Ruben Gallego (D-AZ), by two percentage points, per an analysis from The Hill. Initially, polls favored Gallego, yet Lake has persistently criticized his support for President Joe Biden’s immigration policies, blaming them for a surge in migration across Arizona’s southern border. Recall, the state favored Trump by 3.5% in 2016 before narrowly flipping…

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In Monday’s intense press briefing, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was on the defensive as prominent journalists probed her about multiple visits from a top Parkinson’s disease specialist to the White House. With the pressure mounting, Jean-Pierre adamantly denied that President Joe Biden was being treated for Parkinson’s or taking any related medications. The briefing became increasingly charged as veteran reporters, including CBS’s Ed O’Keefe, NBC’s Kelly O’Donnell, and the Associated Press’s Zeke Miller, demanded transparency over the specialist’s repeated visits noted in White House logs from July 2023 through March. Despite their persistent questioning, Jean-Pierre offered no concrete…

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Joe Rogan couldn’t help but burst into laughter earlier this week when he played a clip of MSNBC host Joe Scarborough fervently defending President Joe Biden amid a storm of criticism following last week’s debate performance. The renowned podcaster and comedian showed the moment Scarborough began his passionate rant with a blunt “F you” directed at viewers who disagreed, declaring, “This version of Biden — intellectually, analytically — is the best Biden ever.” His statement sent Rogan into fits of laughter. “And these people say that Trump’s a liar!” his guest, comedian Jimmy Dore chimed in, adding to the humor.…

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In a blistering critique of Joe Biden’s administration, a major Democratic donor has publicly accused the president’s team of deceiving supporters about his mental sharpness, saying that confidence among Biden’s base is dwindling rapidly as the November election approaches. Whitney Tilson, a prominent Wall Street investor and Netflix co-founder, voiced his concerns in a recent interview, suggesting that the president should step down to make way for a more viable candidate. “I feel like I have been deceived,” Tilson told the New York Post. “Biden and the people around him have been deceiving the American people. The dam has broken.…

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Barack Obama is significantly concerned about his former vice president’s capabilities, particularly after Joe Biden’s problematic debate performance which may hinder the Democratic Party’s efforts to block former President Donald Trump’s return to the White House. According to a report by The Washington Post, Obama has shared privately that Biden’s path to victory has significantly narrowed following a challenging debate last week with Trump, where Biden appeared unprepared and slow to counter Trump’s records and statements. Sources familiar with these discussions told the Post about Obama’s waning confidence, even as he reached out to Biden to offer advice and act…

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A longtime Democratic National Committee (DNC) member has made headlines by suggesting that President Joe Biden should not be the Democratic nominee for the 2024 presidential election, following what many saw as a disappointing debate performance. James Zogby, a DNC veteran of over three decades, expressed his concerns on CNN, saying that “in politics, two weeks, three weeks become a lifetime.” He proposed a quick, organized primary process before the convention, arguing it could energize the party and potentially alter the trajectory of the upcoming election. Zogby’s plan would limit the primary to candidates supported by at least 40 DNC…

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In a key Supreme Court decision about presidential immunity, Justice Clarence Thomas pointed out a possible legal tactic that former President Donald Trump could use to challenge the appointment of special counsel Jack Smith in his ongoing federal cases. Justice Thomas, in his concurring opinion, questioned the legality of Smith’s appointment to oversee the cases against Trump. His comments offer significant support to Trump’s defense team, which has already motioned to dismiss Smith in the classified documents case. This issue is now set to be reviewed by lower courts, as specified by Thomas, who called for the need to address…

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The Trump Organization has announced a bold expansion of its global empire. The former President revealed that within the next year, his corporation will break new ground with an overseas venture, a strategic move that defies the current economic downturns affecting many American businesses under the Biden administration. This ambitious initiative will manifest in the construction of a new Trump Tower in Saudi Arabia. Positioned to cater to the wealthy elite, the tower will rise in Jeddah—a bustling port city of about four million people. It will be crafted in collaboration with the prestigious Dar Al Arkan of the Dar…

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MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” host Joe Scarborough was visibly frustrated over former President Donald Trump’s recent comments at the Faith and Freedom Coalition conference. Trump revisited his 2020 joke about renaming a military base “Fort Al Sharpton,” a remark that came during debates over renaming bases that honored Confederate leaders. Trump’s speech at the conference in Washington, D.C., included jabs at the efforts of the Left to rename these bases, as he mockingly questioned the rationale behind removing Confederate names, stating, “We saved the world from those forts and now they decide to take the names off.” He continued with a…

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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) tweeted her support for fellow ‘Squad’ member Jamaal Bowman, who suffered a significant defeat in a high-profile and incredibly costly Democratic primary for New York’s 16th Congressional District. However, her message missed the mark, as she accidentally tagged an entirely unrelated and obscure Twitter user instead of Bowman. Jamaal Bowman (D-NY), who entered Congress as a Bronx middle school principal, was ousted by Westchester County Executive George Latimer in a race that has been labeled by AdImpact as the most expensive House primary ever recorded. In her tweet, Ocasio-Cortez praised Bowman’s dedication to public service and his…

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Former President Donald Trump floated the idea of a new “migrant fighting league” during his latest rally speeches, creating both condemnation and chuckles across the political spectrum. Speaking first at a gathering of Christian conservatives in Washington, D.C., and later in Philadelphia, Trump’s off-the-cuff proposal ignited some heated debates. During his address, Trump suggested to UFC President Dana White that creating a fight league with migrants could be a lucrative venture. “Dana, I have an idea for you to make a lot of money. You’re going to go and start a new migrant fight league. Migrants, only migrants. And then…

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CNN is currently locked in a high-stakes legal confrontation that could lead to a catastrophic financial hit, potentially costing the network up to $1 billion in punitive damages. This lawsuit is brought forth by Zachary Young and his business, Nemex Enterprises Inc., both of whom accuse CNN of defamation in their coverage of the chaotic U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan. Zachary Young, a distinguished U.S. Navy veteran and private security consultant, argues that CNN’s coverage maligned his reputation and caused severe damage to his business operations. Young was notably active during the evacuation, assisting Afghan citizens in escaping Taliban rule. However,…

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In a significant legal victory for six Nevada Republicans, a Clark County judge has dismissed charges against them related to their submission of an alternate slate of electoral votes for former President Donald Trump in the 2020 election. The case centered on accusations that these individuals had acted improperly by submitting electoral votes for Trump despite the state’s official results favoring Joe Biden. The judge in the case, Mary Kay Holthus, ruled that Clark County was not the appropriate venue for this trial, echoing the defense’s argument that the relevant events occurred either in Carson City, where the signing of…

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A major farm supply company, Tractor Supply, is facing backlash from conservative circles for what they describe as the promotion of woke internal policies. The controversy has struck a chord with their predominantly conservative, rural customer base. The criticism was sparked by Human Events editor Jack Posobiec, who targeted Tractor Supply’s CEO, Hal Lawton, accusing his human resources department of endorsing policies that are out of step with their customer base. According to Posobiec, the company promotes “LGBT training, funds pride and drag events, supports sex changes, and pushes climate activism.” “Despite their conservative customers, they have a DEI Council,…

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In a recent uproariously entertaining segment of “The Daily Show,” comedian Marlon Wayans, embodying the character “Quon,” had viewers in stitches as he satirically grilled Nathan Wade, the erstwhile special prosecutor in the highly publicized Georgia election interference case involving former President Donald Trump. Wade, known for his contentious ties with Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, found himself at the center of Wayans’ sharp and playfully risqué interrogation. During the sketch, Wayans, as “Quon,” unabashedly dished out provocative questions, teasing out the complexities of Wade’s professional relationships, particularly with Willis, and his role in the legal drama surrounding Trump.…

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FOX News Media has elevated Peter Doocy to the role of Senior White House Correspondent, where he will intensify his coverage of the U.S. President and administration activities globally. The announcement released on Monday by FOX News Media, shows Doocy’s dedication to reporting from the White House, a commitment he’s maintained impressively since covering the 2020 campaign trail. “Peter’s commitment to providing viewers with hourly news and insight from the White House has remained steadfast since he started in this role straight off the 2020 campaign trail, and we’re thrilled to have him continue doing so,” stated Jay Wallace, president…

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A renowned liberal outlet has unexpectedly forecasted a resounding victory for President Donald Trump in the 2024 U.S. presidential election, suggesting a major edge over his Democratic rival, Joe Biden. The prediction is especially startling coming from The Economist, a publication generally seen as left-leaning. The model used by The Economist pools various data, including state and national polls alongside economic indicators, running more than 10,000 simulations to anticipate potential shifts in voter sentiment and economic conditions. As of this Monday, the model assigns President Trump a three-quarters likelihood of winning enough electoral votes to remain in office. This projection…

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In a significant triumph for gun owners, the U.S. Supreme Court on Friday struck down a federal rule that banned bump stocks, an accessory that came under scrutiny after being used in a deadly 2017 Las Vegas shooting. The court, in a 6-3 decision, determined that this rule was an overreach of federal authority and an infringement on Second Amendment rights. Justice Clarence Thomas, writing for the majority, clarified that bump stocks do not transform a semiautomatic rifle into a machine gun, asserting, “A bump stock does not convert a semiautomatic rifle into a machine gun any more than a…

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Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, standing firm against her detractors, asserted she is “paying no mind” to criticism. This comes even after she expressed growing exasperation with mockery of her first name in a speech delivered at a suburban Atlanta church. Speaking to a gathering of supporters, the Democratic prosecutor highlighted how she has been scorned for her legal actions against former President Donald Trump. She detailed the jabs thrown her way, with critics stooping to mock her name by likening it to “a woman’s rear.” The personal attack comes as her capacity to handle the high-profile case hangs…

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As President Joe Biden wrapped up a week filled with peculiar public moments, his latest gaffe involving Pope Francis at the Vatican has people talking. The incident occurred when more than 100 celebrities were in Rome to hear the Pope’s call for influencers to help bring “serenity and smiles” to a troubled world, according to the BBC. Shortly afterward, Pope Francis headed to the G7 Summit in Italy, where his interaction with Biden took an awkward turn. Biden, a Catholic, approached the wheelchair-bound Pope and leaned in, seemingly attempting to touch his forehead to the Pope’s in a gesture that…

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Tucker Carlson is gearing up to bring his signature conservative commentary to a city near you, promising to shake things up as America heads into a pivotal election season. Announcing his national tour, set to kick off this September, Carlson is poised to amplify his influential voice during the critical months leading up to the November elections. Carlson’s tour is set to spark conversations with its promise of high-profile guests and provocative topics. In a promotional video, Carlson highlighted the timing of his tour: “The one thing we know for certain is the United States is going to be one…

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Sean Hannity, a cornerstone of conservative media, has decided against retirement in New York, opting instead for the vibrant, liberty-rich environment of Florida. The Fox News stalwart, who recently sold his Long Island estate for an impressive $12.7 million, revealed a major shift in his personal and professional life, declaring, “I am out. I am done. I am finished in New York.” The sale of the 11,000-square-foot property not only netted Hannity a handsome 33% profit over his initial investment but also set a new record for the fastest home sale over $10 million in the area. Shawn Elliott of…

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Former Biden administration official Kate Bedingfield was on the defensive during a recent CNN panel discussion, following the White House’s decision to cancel a press briefing after Hunter Biden, the president’s son, was convicted on felony charges. The jury’s decision came swiftly, finding Hunter guilty on three counts related to his firearm purchase while using drugs. The development casts a significant shadow over the political landscape just months before Election Day. Bedingfield, who previously served as the White House Communications Director, maintained that suspending the briefing was routine. “Well, it’s not uncommon to cancel the briefing after the president gives…

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President Joe Biden’s moment of disorientation after a speech has sparked fresh concerns over his cognitive health. Caught on camera, Biden looked visibly lost on stage for over half a minute, intensifying calls for him to undergo a cognitive assessment—a suggestion he has repeatedly dismissed. The incident adds to a series of public moments that have left many questioning the President’s mental sharpness. Despite ongoing reassurances from his campaign that concerns are exaggerated, incidents like these continue to fuel public and political debate. Meanwhile, the Democratic National Committee is not sitting idle, actively beginning campaigns that seem aimed at diverting…

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A recent development could dramatically alter the legal landscape for former President Donald Trump. Judge Juan M. Merchan, who’s presiding over Trump’s high-stakes trial, has brought attention to a Facebook comment that suggests potential juror bias—a twist that might change everything in this already tumultuous case. This comes right after Trump faced a historic conviction by a Manhattan jury on charges of falsifying business records related to the Stormy Daniels hush money scandal. “Dear Counsel: Today, the Court became aware of a comment that was posted on the Unified Court System’s public Facebook page and which I now bring to…

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Former President Donald Trump shattered expectations by securing a whopping $12 million in campaign funds during a Thursday night gala in the heart of Silicon Valley, a region famously loyal to the Democratic cause. The fundraising feat, orchestrated by billionaire investor David Sacks and venture capitalist Chamath Palihapitiya, signals Trump’s burgeoning influence within the affluent tech and Wall Street circles. The event, attended by the crème de la crème of the tech industry, ranging from executives to cryptocurrency mavens, not only showcased Trump’s fundraising prowess but also his strategic inroads into what has been a Democratic bastion. According to Yahoo…

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Candace Owens, the firebrand conservative commentator, is storming back into the podcast arena with her revamped and rebellious show, “The Candace Podcast,” set to drop this Monday, June 10th. After a tempestuous exit from The Daily Wire, which included a headline-grabbing feud with none other than Ben Shapiro over her incendiary remarks about the Israel-Hamas war, Owens is not just stepping back into the ring; she’s doing it on her terms. “GREAT NEWS! The wait is finally over,” Owens wrote. “The Candace podcast returns this upcoming Monday, June 10th.” “Because warriors don’t submit to the whims of self-imposed god-kings,” Owens…

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The Georgia Court of Appeals has put a screeching halt to former President Trump’s criminal trial proceedings. The court is now analyzing Trump’s push to disqualify Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis over what Trump’s team describes as questionable connections with senior prosecutor Nathan Wade. The pause, cemented by a concise one-page ruling issued Wednesday, not only throws a wrench at Biden’s justice but also practically guarantees no courtroom action before this year’s elections. Elie Honig, CNN’s legal analyst, didn’t mince words about the delay’s implications: “There’s no way this case gets tried before the end of 2024, it may…

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The Georgia Court of Appeals has slammed the brakes on former President Donald Trump’s much-watched criminal trial. With the clock ticking down to the election, this pause might just give Trump the breather he needs to focus on his presidential comeback without the courtroom drama hanging over his head. The court’s recent one-page ruling has thrown a wrench into the trial proceedings, stating, “The proceedings below in the Superior Court of Fulton County are hereby stayed pending the outcome of these appeals.” This decision virtually guarantees that Trump won’t see the inside of a courtroom before voters hit the polls…

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As whispers of President Joe Biden’s potential early retirement swirl around Capitol Hill, concerns are mounting over whether the oldest president in U.S. history is up to the monumental task of leading the nation. On Wednesday, Biden’s response to a straightforward question about his tenure was less than reassuring and bordered on bizarre. When asked if he planned to serve his full term, Biden snapped at the journalist with, “Are you okay? Are you alright? You’re not hurt, are you? I said are you okay? “Did you fall on your head or something?” The Republican camp has been vocal about…

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Former President Donald Trump has snagged a legal win that could pave the way for him to sue his own niece, Mary Trump, over her leak of his confidential tax details to the New York Times back in 2018—a leak that eventually snagged the Times a Pulitzer! On the very day Trump faced a barrage of felony convictions, the New York state court of appeals threw him a lifeline. They ruled that Trump can indeed take legal action against Mary for handing over juicy tax secrets to the press, secrets that were supposed to be locked down under a family…

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Special counsel Jack Smith found himself on thin ice with Florida U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon, who didn’t hold back in her scathing critique of his legal maneuvers against former President Donald Trump. The heat turned up on Tuesday when Cannon shot down Smith’s attempt to muzzle Trump with a gag order, an action investigative reporter Julie Kelly reported was “wholly lacking in substance and professional courtesy.” Cannon’s fiery rebuke didn’t end there. She chastised Smith for not giving Trump’s legal eagles enough time to even glance at the motion before it was hurriedly pushed through, writing, “Sufficient time needs…

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Desperation at CNN! Despite efforts to stop the ratings bleed, CNN seems to be digging a deeper hole for itself. From May 13th to 19th, the network managed to snag only 83,000 viewers in the crucial 25-54 age demographic during the prime 8-11 p.m. slot. The historic low puts CNN miles behind competitors, with Fox drawing 2 million and MSNBC 1.1 million viewers. It’s clear, CNN is struggling to keep up in a race it once dominated. Mark Thompson, who took the reins after Chris Licht was shown the door last year, had grand plans for a makeover. “We don’t…

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In a bombshell twist at Donald Trump’s high-stakes hush money trial, former FEC Chairman Bradley Smith, who was ready to spill the beans, finds himself muzzled by the court! Trump’s defense team planned to unleash Smith’s expert insights in the explosive NY v. Trump case, but their playbook got wrecked when Judge Juan Merchan clamped down hard, barely letting Smith talk about anything juicy. Speaking out in a fiery Newsweek interview, Smith blasted the legal foundations of Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg’s case as flat-out wrong, sparking hopes for a Trump win on appeal if the gavel comes down hard. “The…

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Brace yourselves, folks. In a shocking turn of events, Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose has delivered a jaw-dropping warning to the Democrats: President Joe Biden might be MIA on Ohio’s ballot this November! A clash between Ohio’s election laws and the Democratic National Convention (DNC) schedule could bench Biden from the Buckeye State. The Clock is Ticking! Ohio law demands presidential candidates be nominated a full 90 days before the election. This year, that deadline is August 7. But the DNC won’t even meet until August 19, throwing Biden’s candidacy into serious jeopardy. Republican LaRose laid down the law…

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