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After saying that people in nursing homes are near death and are not fit to vote, it turns out that he's getting sued for maltreatment of the elderly.

In key 2024 battleground states, some Senate Republican candidates are shifting their stances on abortion rights in an attempt to blunt Democrats’ previous success running on the issue and to embrace similar messaging outlined by former President Donald Trump. The presumptive Republican presidential nominee has adopted a stance in which he avoids calling for a In key 2024 battleground states, some Senate Republican candidates are shifting their stances on abortion rights in an attempt to blunt Democrats’ previous success running on the issue and to embrace similar messaging outlined by for...

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Wisconsin U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde (R) "has repeatedly accused young people of poor work ethic, drug use and crime, recordings from Hovde’s former speaking engagements show," the Daily Cardinal reports.In one talk, he labeled college students who protested as “so stupid” and said s

Wisconsin Republican Senate candidate Eric Hovde said Republicans are "making a mistake" by not discussing the issue of healthcare in the United States.