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The stability of the country, but its interesting. at the beginning of the year, wisconsin was considered to be among the top democratic opportunities to flip a republican-controlled senate seat. johnson was not particularly popular here, but the slight lead that barnes had enjoyed in the beginning of the race has sort of evaporated in recent weeks fueled in part, by a barrage of negative advertisements against him, and it is a truly close race. a lot will depend on turnout, how independents vot...

Often. lets talk about some of the business _ often. lets talk about some of the business aspects _ often. lets talk about some of the business aspects of - often. lets talk about some of the business aspects of this. . the business aspects of this. mr musk says twitter was losing $4 million a day. since his takeover, several companies are boycotted the firm, pulled their advertisements. can they be enticed back by the companys new owner? be enticed back by the coman s new owner? ~ ., companys n...

The Singles Day extended shopping festival saw booming sales on its grand opening that kicked off at 8 pm on Monday, four hours earlier than in previous years, with homegrown brands and livestreaming sessions gaining popularity among Chinese consumers.

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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis cut a new ad paid for by the Club for Growth this week, endorsing Republican Senator Mike Lee of Utah.

>> do you worry mastriano is too extreme? >> yes, yes. i personally believe that religion and politics should be separate and hes running a platform that, like, he wants, you know, to -- it to be together. and i dont believe that that should be. >> what i know about mastriano comes from shapiros advertisements. >> i think fetterman, he wasnt able to say what he was going to do and how he was going to solve the specific problems. >> these are republican voters that are not going to be voting stra...

Nbc news correspondent dasha burns reports on that from pennsylvania. >> have you ever split your ticket before? >> never. >> i dont think we have. >> in the philadelphia suburbs, daniel and jacqueline devine are parents of two with one on the way. theyre registered republicans, but wont be going all-red on election day. so youre planning to vote for oz? >> yes. >> for senate. but shapiro for governor. >> yeah. >> why not mastriano? >> shapiros shown that he seems to be more of like a moderate p...

Representation of the type of voters that might be splitting their tickets. take a listen. >> do you worry mastriano is too extreme? >> yes. yes. i personally believe that religion and politics should be separate and he is running a platform like he wants, you know, it to be this together, and i dont believe that that should be. >> curious what i know about mastriano, it comes from shapiros advertisements. >> what pushed you to oz instead of fetterman? >> i think fetterman, during the debate, he...

Seeing, katy, as we get closer to election day, voters seem to be feeling worse and worse about their options. last night, i was talking to a group of republican voters. very proud republican voters. loved trump. very happy to wear that red, but theyre not excited about their options this time around. none of them voted for oz or mastriano in the primary and theyre going to vote republican but theyre not exactly excited about it. hearing similar story lines on the democratic side and then there ...

Republicans have tried to argue, you cant draw a line from incendiary or violent or insightful speech. read statistics since 2018 republicans spents nearly a quarter billion dollars on advertisements featuring pelosi according to data provided by ad impact. aired more than 500,000 times this year alone republicans poured more than $61 million into advertisements that feature ms. pelosi aired about 143,000 times. so clearly, luke, many republicans have tried to make her the face of the enemy. any...