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Media reports on a nominally Republican group funding efforts to oppose Trump omit the fact the group is funded, in large part, by liberal donors.

In the political chessboard of U.S. elections, Nebraska has emerged as a battleground over the allocation of Electoral College votes. The state currently stands as one of only two that diverge from the winner-take-all norm, the other being Maine, by distributing electoral votes based on congressional district winners. This system, in place since 1992, is…

David Axelrod made a post on X that claimed the $25 million Biden earned from fundraising in New York may be worth more than the negative optics it garnered.

Political action committees and advocacy groups supporting Nikki Haley’s presidential bid spent millions in her home state of South Carolina, only for Haley to lose by 20 points in the state’s Saturday primary.

Outside groups spent $8.(x) million on operations supporting Nikki Haley in South Carolina ahead of her defeat in the state's Saturday night primary.

A political advocacy group backed by Democrat-aligned dark money organizations has shelled out tens of thousands of dollars to boost Nikki Haley.

As House Republicans look to fill the vacancy created by the ouster of former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA), continued aid to Ukraine could be on the line.

Bill Kristol, the neoconservative who played a pivotal role in the U.S. invasion of Iraq, makes it obvious why necons provoked the Ukraine war and why they are loving every minute of it.  By Caitlin Johnstone CaitlinJohnstone.com.au Listen to Tim Foley reading this article. The Bill Kristo

By Alexander Rubinstein / The Grayzone 23 Aug 23 Defending Democracy Together, a neoconservative outfit led by career chickenhawk scribe Bill Kristol, has launched a new initiative called “Republicans for Ukraine” to transform the 2024 presidential election into a referendum on US funding for the NATO proxy war.  Urging Republicans in Congress to support more funding for…

Earlier this month, CNN published the results of a poll that found that most Americans oppose sending more money and military aid to the Ukrainian government. A closer look reveals that Republican voters are behind the results. Around seven in ten Republicans oppose sending more support to Ukraine.