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Former Arizona Governor Doug Ducey has thrown his support behind Donald Trump, marking a significant endorsement despite their past disagreements. Ducey, who served two terms as a Republican governor, also backed Senate GOP nominee Kari Lake, who is set to face off against Democratic Representative Ruben Gallego in the upcoming November 5th general election. In a series of posts on X, Ducey stated, “I will be voting for Republicans up & down the ballot in November – and both Donald Trump and Kari Lake have my endorsement.” He emphasized that despite any past differences, the stakes in this election are…

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In a surprising revelation on Wednesday, the Minnesota National Guard disclosed that Governor Tim Walz, who has long touted his status as a retired command sergeant major, was actually demoted from that rank prior to his retirement. This information contradicts years of claims made by Kamala Harris’ vice presidential running mate, including those in his official gubernatorial biography. While Walz did temporarily hold the title of command sergeant major, he retired as a master sergeant in 2005 because he did not complete additional coursework at the U.S. Army Sergeants Major Academy, according to Army Lt. Col. Kristen Augé, the Minnesota…

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Conservatives are now calling for a boycott of the National Rifle Association, a gun rights advocacy group, after they announced they would be endorsing a Democrat for Congress. The NRA revealed they would be backing Rep. Mary Peltola, a Democrat hailing from Alaska, in her bid for reelection. This marks the first time the group has put their seal of approval on a Democrat since 2020, when they supported Collin Peterson, a Minnesota Democrat. According to The Hill, “Peltola is Alaska’s sole representative and an advocate for the Second Amendment. On her campaign website, she said she owns 176 long guns and…

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Chelsea Clinton, daughter of Hillary Clinton and former President Bill Clinton, may be poised to enter the White House if Vice President Kamala Harris wins the upcoming November election. According to a report from the New York Post, Clinton is eyeing the role of ambassador to the United Kingdom in a potential Harris administration. “Chelsea really wants to be the ambassador to the U.K.,” a source close to the matter told the New York Post. “There’s a reason why Bill and Hillary came out in the first five minutes to support Kamala’s presidential bid: They were currying favor.” The source…

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In a potential slip-up, Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker may have inadvertently revealed Vice President Kamala Harris’s running mate in a recent campaign ad. The ad, posted on Parker’s personal campaign Instagram, suggests Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro as Harris’s vice presidential pick. A visit to Harris’s Pennsylvania campaign page features photos from Parker’s video, seemingly confirming the speculation. The Philadelphia Inquirer reported, “Parker on Friday released a video on her campaign’s Instagram account—her official mayoral Instagram is a different handle—that encourages voters to support ‘Kamala Harris for president’ and ‘Josh Shapiro for vice president.'” The report added that it’s unclear whether…

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Two prominent Black female activists, who have pledged to vigorously support Vice President Kamala Harris’s bid for the presidency, could stir controversy among her “White women for Kamala” base due to their past incendiary remarks reported by Fox News. Cora Masters Barry, an appointee of Democrat D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser, and Melanie Campbell, leader of the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation, have frequently engaged with Harris and her team, visiting the White House over 50 times combined during the Biden administration. In a public Zoom call just before Biden and Harris took office in 2021, Barry and Campbell made controversial…

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The Supreme Court has officially sent the high-profile January 6 case against 2024 Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump back to the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit for further proceedings. The Supreme Court ruled in early July that presidents have immunity for official acts and today effectively vacated Judge Tanya Chutkan’s order denying that immunity. “On consideration whereof, it is ordered and adjudged by this Court that the judgment of the above court is vacated with costs, and the case is remanded to the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit for…

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Former President Donald Trump did not hold back during a fiery exchange with ABC News reporter Rachel Scott at a convention for Black journalists on Wednesday. The tense moment unfolded when Scott questioned Trump on why Black voters should trust him with another term in the White House, referencing his past comments and actions deemed controversial by the left. Scott opened the Q&A session by citing Trump’s involvement in the “birther conspiracy” about former President Barack Obama, his remarks suggesting some Democratic lawmakers should “go back” to their countries of origin, and a meeting with an alleged “white supremacist” at…

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Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey announced a stunning court victory on Tuesday, securing an order to compel the Biden administration to allocate congressionally approved funds to complete the border wall initiated by former President Donald Trump. “The Biden Administration has failed to abide by the law to finish the construction of a wall along the southwest border,” Bailey declared in a press release. “Joe Biden refuses to carry out his constitutionally mandated responsibilities, so we took him to court to force him to do his job. This is a huge step forward in the fight to secure our border at…

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Democrat Josh Shapiro had a dual message for voters in suburban Philadelphia this week: Kamala Harris belongs in the White House, and here’s what he’s accomplished as governor of battleground Pennsylvania. Similarly, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear, while campaigning in Georgia, touted Harris as having the makings of “a great president” before highlighting his own victories as a Democrat in a Republican stronghold. The governors are following a time-honored tradition in presidential campaigns: summertime auditions from potential vice presidential picks, balancing self-promotion with loyal advocacy for the prospective boss. Vice President Harris, poised to be the Democratic nominee, appears intent on…

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Two high-profile Democratic governors, Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania and Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan, hit Bucks County, PA on Monday, aiming to ignite support for Vice President Kamala Harris, now the Democratic Party’s presumptive nominee. Both Shapiro and Whitmer are rumored to be on Harris’s shortlist for potential VP picks, according to NewsNation. Harris is actively vetting candidates for her ticket, with Shapiro and Whitmer among the frontrunners. Joining the mix are Govs. Andy Beshear of Kentucky, Tim Waltz of Minnesota, and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, all making headlines with their involvement in Harris campaign events. Harris is said to be…

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Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is taking on the Biden administration, announcing Monday that he’s filing a lawsuit against Vice President Kamala Harris and President Joe Biden for allegedly transporting illegal immigrants into Missouri. “We have reason to believe they are deliberately flying illegal aliens from the border into our cities,” Bailey declared in a fiery post on X. “Not on my watch.” According to Turkiye Today, Bailey’s lawsuit taps into the ongoing national debate on border security and immigration policy. The Missouri AG argues that the federal government’s actions are compromising local governance and overloading state resources. The Biden…

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As the Secret Service continues to grapple with the fallout from the near-fatal assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump on July 13 in Butler, Pennsylvania, the agency has reportedly issued a new code name for vice presidential candidate Sen. JD Vance. The Ohio Republican, who is running alongside Trump in his bid to return to the White House, will now be known by the Secret Service code name “Bobcat,” according to a report by the Daily Mail, which cited a friend of Vance’s. Fox News Digital has reached out to both the Trump-Vance campaign and the Secret Service for…

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A federal appeals court has dealt a significant setback to special counsel Jack Smith’s latest effort to revive his classified documents case against former President Donald Trump, which was tossed out earlier this month by U.S. Florida District Judge Aileen Cannon. According to Politico, Smith’s attempt to breathe new life into the case is now on shaky ground after the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals announced it would allow both sides until mid-October to file briefs. This move guarantees that the case will not be resolved before the November election. The announcement follows Judge Cannon’s ruling that federal law is…

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On Thursday, Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) dropped a bombshell, revealing that a whistleblower has claimed the U.S. Secret Service turned down offers from local law enforcement to use drone technology ahead of a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. The event, which was for former President Donald Trump, later became the site of an assassination attempt by gunman Thomas Matthew Crooks. The senator’s office received allegations indicating that the Secret Service repeatedly refused the use of drones the night before the rally. In a scathing letter to Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas, Hawley demanded answers and transparency after this critical security…

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Media mogul Rupert Murdoch is currently embroiled in a quiet legal showdown with three of his kids. The dispute centers on the destiny of Murdoch’s media empire after his death and could impact its status as a bastion of conservative values in the future. The 93-year-old tycoon started the family feud last year with a move amending the terms of the formidable Murdoch family trust. The change is designed to ensure his favorite son, Lachlan, keeps the reins of his global network of TV channels and newspapers. Murdoch’s bid to tweak the terms of his family trust reportedly left him…

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On the second day of congressional hearings into the near-assassination of former President Donald Trump, FBI Director Christopher Wray confirmed a significant development in the investigation, just hours after the Secret Service head’s resignation. Wray’s testimony before the U.S. House Judiciary Committee followed that of former Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle, who resigned after overseeing one of the worst security failures in decades. Lawmakers, led by Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan (R-OH), grilled Wray about a drone recovered from the gunman’s car. The shooter, 20-year-old Thomas Crooks, used the drone to assess the perimeter of the Trump rally on July 13.…

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Rep. Andy Ogles has taken the bold step of initiating impeachment proceedings against Vice President Kamala Harris, accusing her of high crimes and misdemeanors. The charges, announced on Friday, focus on her handling of border issues and allege that she has failed to uphold the Constitution and fulfill her duties as Vice President. The impeachment articles against Harris claim she has “willfully and systemically refused to uphold Federal immigration laws.” They accuse her of “willfully prevent[ing], obstruct[ing], and imped[ing] the administration of justice” in her role. “Kamala Harris has demonstrated extraordinary incompetence in the execution of her duties and responsibilities,…

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In a stunning turn of events, President Joe Biden revealed he would not seek reelection on Sunday, throwing his support behind Vice President Kamala Harris as his chosen successor. The announcement has upended the landscape of the upcoming presidential race. Adding a deeply personal perspective to this development, Frank Biden, the president’s younger brother, gave a revealing interview to CBS News. Frank expressed a mix of pride and realism, stating, “I’m incredibly proud of my brother. Selfishly, I will have him back to enjoy whatever time we have left.” These words hinted at more serious concerns about the president’s health…

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Days after the chilling assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump at a Pennsylvania rally, disturbing new details have surfaced about the alleged gunman, Thomas Matthew Crooks. Investigators have revealed that Crooks had twice scouted the rally location prior to the incident and had images of both Trump and President Joe Biden on his phone, though his motive remains unclear. Crooks’ digital footprint, now under intense scrutiny, showed marked dates for the Democratic National Convention and several Trump events. However, the significance of these searches is still unknown, officials say. A senior law enforcement official disclosed to The Daily Beast…

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Nate Silver’s latest forecast has unveiled a seismic shift in the 2024 presidential race, with former President Donald Trump surging in the polls and President Joe Biden struggling to keep up. In a dramatic update from Silver Bulletin, Nate Silver’s successor to the FiveThirtyEight election forecast, the numbers paint a stark picture for Biden. “We’re seeing a lot of bad polling numbers for Joe Biden over the past 24 hours — although to be more precise, what we’re really seeing is Trump’s numbers spiking while Biden’s remain depressed,” Silver noted. The polling guru’s latest data reveals that Biden’s chances of…

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On Friday, an increasing number of Democrats urged President Joe Biden not to seek reelection in 2024. Senior officials from the White House and his campaign reportedly expressed their doubts in private about his continuation in the race. Despite the concerns, Biden’s campaign confirmed that the president is currently reflective, particularly during his isolation period after testing positive for Covid-19. On “Morning Joe,” Jen O’Malley Dillon, Chair of the Biden-Harris Campaign, reinforced Biden’s determination to stay in the 2024 race despite the growing pressure from his party and many Americans. “Absolutely the president’s in this race,” O’Malley Dillon said on…

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Former President Donald Trump shared the news on Thursday afternoon that Lou Dobbs, the prominent conservative political commentator, author, and former television host, has passed away at the age of 78. Dobbs was a veteran of Fox News, where he hosted “Lou Dobbs Tonight” from 2003 to 2009 and again from 2011 to 2021. After leaving Fox News, he continued his commentary on “The Great America Show,” which aired on iHeart Radio and loudobbs.com. “The Great Lou Dobbs has just passed away — A friend, and truly incredible Journalist, Reporter, and Talent. He understood the World, and what was “happening,” better than…

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In the final stretch of President Donald Trump’s vice presidential selection process, former First Lady Melania Trump is reportedly championing North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum. According to Puck News, Melania has been vocal in her support for Burgum, 67, who has actively campaigned for Trump across several swing states. This endorsement is influenced by Melania’s close relationship with Burgum’s wife, Kathryn, who collaborated with her on a White House initiative. Meanwhile, Donald Trump Jr. is lobbying strongly for Ohio Senator J.D. Vance (R-OH), creating a competitive internal dynamic. A source remarked, “If it’s Melania over Don Jr., she wins,” though…

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Tucker Carlson recently sat down with ousted CBS correspondent Catherine Herridge, his former colleague at Fox News, to dissect current media dynamics, focusing heavily on President Joe Biden’s recent performances and the general state of journalism. The discussion quickly turned to the controversial subject of Biden’s cognitive abilities, which have been a topic of intense debate following his latest public appearances. Herridge also delved into Hunter Biden’s legal troubles, which she believes could have serious implications for the Biden family. “I would think about the Hunter Biden case as having two buckets. The first was the gun charges, and then…

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President Joe Biden’s campaign is conducting a survey comparing Vice President Kamala Harris directly against former President Donald Trump, the GOP frontrunner. This poll, reported by The New York Times, emerges amidst internal doubts within the Democratic Party and signals a potential shift in their 2024 strategy. Sources familiar with the campaign’s analytics, who requested anonymity due to the sensitivity of the information, revealed that this is perhaps the first assessment since the presidential debate to gauge Harris’ viability as the Democratic frontrunner. The specifics of the survey’s intentions remain undisclosed, but it hints at the campaign’s behind-the-scenes efforts to…

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Congresswoman Maxine Waters (D-CA) found herself in an unexpected situation during a CNN interview last night. While addressing heavy questions about President Joe Biden’s fitness for office, Waters had to deal with an unruly wig. The scene unfolded as CNN’s Abby Phillip asked sharp questions about the Democratic strategy in the upcoming election, contrasting the performance of President Biden with that of former President Donald Trump. Amid the serious conversation, Waters’ hair seemed to have a mind of its own. Every attempt by Waters to tame her wig only made things worse, leading to an awkward sequence of pats, tucks,…

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Democrats in the House have returned to Washington with a critical agenda: addressing President Joe Biden’s potential candidacy as the congressional recess concludes. Since June’s debate, an increasing number of lawmakers have expressed doubts about Biden’s ability to compete in the upcoming race. Biden has been making efforts to dismiss any speculation of him bowing out. Just before a crucial Tuesday meeting, a smaller contingent of Democrats from key swing districts held an emotionally charged meeting, complete with tears. At the full caucus meeting of the Democrats, opinions were divided. One lawmaker described the smaller meeting to Axios as “intense.”…

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With just a week until the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, where former President Donald Trump is expected to be renominated as the GOP presidential candidate, the party has officially adopted a new platform solidifying Trump’s influence. Today, the Republican National Committee (RNC) Platform Committee announced the approval of the 2024 Republican Party Platform, a robust agenda contrasting with the “record of weakness, failure, and dishonesty” of the current administration under Joe Biden. The platform outlined Trump’s blueprint for a potential second term, emphasizing a return to his “America First” policies. The platform criticizes past politicians for selling out American…

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The stage was set for a high-stakes showdown as CNN hosted a crucial presidential debate between President Joe Biden and his GOP challenger, Donald Trump. Anticipation was sky-high as voters tuned in to see the candidates clash ahead of the November election. But while the debate took center stage, another battle raged off-screen: the ratings war between the top news networks. Despite being the host, CNN was narrowly beaten by Fox News in viewership. According to Nielsen Fast National data, Fox News drew 8.8 million viewers, just edging out CNN’s 8.7 million. When adding in CNN Español and HLN, CNN’s…

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The Supreme Court has delivered a significant setback to the Biden administration’s environmental initiatives by ruling against the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) efforts to enforce stricter air quality controls across several states. At the heart of the contention was the EPA’s “good neighbor” rule, aimed at managing ozone pollution that crosses state lines. The plan, originally designed to apply to 23 states, intended to establish stringent controls to mitigate the effects of ozone pollution—a move that has now hit a judicial roadblock. Justice Neil Gorsuch, representing the majority, penned a critical opinion that effectively pauses the EPA’s ambitious regulatory framework,…

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The atmosphere is charged in Washington as Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL) escalates the ongoing clash between congressional Republicans and the Justice Department. A stalwart in her party, Luna drew a hard line with Attorney General Merrick Garland, whose contentious history includes a failed Supreme Court nomination under the Obama administration. Luna ramped up her campaign by issuing an ultimatum to Garland, demanding compliance with a House Oversight Committee subpoena. Failure to comply, she warned on Wednesday, would trigger a vote on an “inherent contempt” measure, a powerful but seldom-used congressional tool. “We are here today because of the double…

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As the first presidential debate approaches, chatter is intensifying within former President Donald Trump’s campaign about a possible early reveal of his vice presidential pick. Sources close to the campaign, speaking on the condition of anonymity, have told NBC News that an announcement could come this week—a strategic move designed to create buzz well ahead of next month’s Republican convention. Trump, who has previously hinted at timing his vice presidential announcement close to the convention, might be altering his playbook. According to four individuals familiar with the campaign’s discussions, there have been intense deliberations about accelerating the timeline to make…

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A temporary worker at the Maricopa County Tabulation and Election Center (MCTEC) has been arrested for alleged theft, prompting the county to reprogram its security equipment at a cost of around $20,000. Walter Ringfield, 27, who was on probation for a previous felony, was apprehended on Friday for allegedly stealing a security fob and keys from MCTEC, according to KTAR News. Ringfield now faces charges of theft and criminal damage. In a statement to ABC15 on Monday, MCTEC said, “Maricopa County Elections has referred a matter to law enforcement that involves an alleged theft of an item by a temporary…

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Jamaal Bowman, the contentious New York congressman, often cites his background as a former school principal and his Ed.D. in education to bolster his policy positions. However, a new analysis by school choice leader Christopher Rufo reveals that his 2019 dissertation, “Community Schools: The Perceptions and Practices that Foster Broad-Based Collaboration amongst leaders with the Community School Ecosystem,” is fraught with basic errors, illogical conclusions, and several instances of plagiarism. (Bowman did not respond to requests for comment.) Bowman has frequently praised his dissertation on social media, viewing it as a cornerstone of his political philosophy. When recently asked about…

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Disney is embroiled in controversy after the release of an undercover video exposing alleged discriminatory hiring practices against white males. The video, shared by journalist James O’Keefe, features Michael Giordano, a Senior Vice President at The Walt Disney Company, candidly discussing the company’s internal policies on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). In the footage, Giordano openly states that Disney is not considering white males for certain positions. “There’s no way we’re hiring a white male,” he tells an undercover reporter from O’Keefe Media Group, indicating that this directive is both explicit and implicit within the company’s ranks. Giordano explains that…

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Prominent pollster Frank Luntz has sounded the alarm for Democrats, cautioning that Donald Trump could potentially win Minnesota, a state historically considered a Democratic stronghold. Despite facing significant legal challenges, Trump continues to defy conventional political expectations. “To me, it’s not that Donald Trump is winning so big in Iowa. That’s not the story. It’s that he’s making it close in Minnesota,” Luntz remarked. “Minnesota is a reliable Democratic state. It votes Democrat in every presidential campaign. In poll after poll, I see Trump within two or three points in Minnesota.” Minnesota, traditionally a bastion for Democratic candidates in presidential…

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A former CNBC financial analyst was nabbed by the FBI over the weekend, bringing an end to a lengthy search. James Arthur McDonald Jr., accused of dodging the Securities and Exchange Commission for nearly three years, was finally arrested at a home in Port Orchard, a small town about an hour from Seattle. McDonald is slated to appear in court in Tacoma, WA, on Tuesday, according to Deadline. The Department of Justice revealed McDonald, who once helmed Hercules Investments, faces “a statutory maximum sentence of 20 years in federal prison for each securities fraud and wire fraud count” against him.…

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President Joe Biden appeared notably disjointed during his remarks at an event on Sunday, prompting visible astonishment from former President Barack Obama in a recently surfaced video clip from their high-profile Los Angeles fundraiser. The event, aimed at drumming up support for Biden’s 2024 reelection campaign, inadvertently showed a series of verbal missteps from Biden that have fueled critiques about his fitness for office. During his address, Biden made a confusing remark about the nation’s unemployment rates, initially claiming, “We have the highest unemployment” in 50 years, before quickly correcting himself to highlight a record low unemployment rate. The slip,…

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On a busy Thursday in Washington, D.C., former President Donald Trump met with GOP lawmakers at the Capitol Hill Club, focusing on trade policies that were central to his White House tenure. Trump reiterated his advocacy for using tariffs as leverage in international negotiations, a strategy he extensively employed during his first term. He proposed an “all tariff policy,” suggesting it could potentially lead to the abolition of the income tax in the U.S. During the private gathering, Trump introduced the idea that increased tariff revenue could offset the need for income taxes. Rep. Nicole Malliotakis (R-NY) discussed fiscal proposals…

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