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With ex-President Donald Trump set to relocate from Mar-a-Lago to New Jersey for summer, The Lincoln Project is teasing him on Palm Beach airwaves.

"Donald Trump can throw all the temper tantrums from Mar-a-Lago all he wants, calling for McConnell's ouster as the head of the GOP, but the truth is, the party is no longer Trump's to control," said Ryan Wiggins, Lincoln Project communications director, in a statement. "With the raid on Rudy Giuliani this week and his other close ally, Congressman Matt Gaetz, making headlines for all of the wrong reasons, it's only a matter of time before all of Trump's dark secrets come to light and everyone else turns on him, too."   Lincoln Project seizes on Trump-Mitch McConnell feud The new ad follo...

Trainer Kevin Hansen with Sweet Dolly, who has recently undergone surgery. Photo: Tony McMahon. Horses Tony McMahon Premium Content Subscriber only Rockhampton’s racing darling Sweet Dolly has arrived back at trainer Kevin Hansen’s North Rockhampton stables for a lengthy rehabilitation. The winner of her only four races, including the $500K The Jewel at her last outing at the Gold Coast in mid-March, Sweet Dolly has undergone surgery on her near fore sesamoid. Trainer Hansen, on the concern of track rider Shayla Evans, sought vet’s advice after Sweet...

Lincoln Project taunts ‘impotent’ Donald Trump "Truthless" ad screenshot. The Lincoln Project earned a national profile attacking Donald Trump in Washington D.C. ad buys. Now, the group of disillusioned Republicans continues to taunt him in his Mar-a-Lago estate. An advertisement airing in the Palm Beach market today mocks the former President about Republicans who visit him in Florida but jeer him from Washington. “Now everyone is saying you’re old, impotent, an embarrassment,” a female narrator states in the ad. Sen. Rick Scott even earns a cameo. Florida’s jun...

Horses Tony McMahon Premium Content Subscriber only Rockhampton racing’s darling and Queensland’s best juvenile filly Sweet Dolly has gone amiss and could be sidelined for up to six months. Sweet Dolly, the winner of her only four starts including a last start victory in the $500K The Jewel 2YO (1200m) at the Gold Coast on March 13, will undergo immediate surgery at the Gatton Equine College. This will centre around the near side front sesamoid which is a small bone at the rear of the fetlock joint which in a horse is the equivalent to an ankle. Her trai...