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GOP preps attacks on vulnerable Dem senators over Mayorkas impeachment trial dismissal - Vimarsana News

GOP preps attacks on vulnerable Dem senators over Mayorkas impeachment trial dismissal

Republicans are already using Democrats' blocking of the Mayorkas impeachment trial against vulnerable incumbents in several states, where the border has become a top issue.

Hovde Under Fire for Comments About Older Voters - Vimarsana News

Hovde Under Fire for Comments About Older Voters

New York Times: “Eric Hovde, the Republican banking executive challenging Senator Tammy Baldwin in Wisconsin, may be developing a problem with older voters. The bank he leads, Utah-based Sunwest, last month was named as a co-defendant in a California lawsuit that accuses a senior living facility p

'UPFRONT' recap: Biden campaign targets Trump looking to mobilize Wisconsin voters on abortion - Vimarsana News

'UPFRONT' recap: Biden campaign targets Trump looking to mobilize Wisconsin voters on abortion

An inside look at efforts in Milwaukee and Waukesha counties

Source: wisn.com
GOP preps attacks on vulnerable Dem senators over Mayorkas impeachment trial dismissal - Vimarsana News

GOP preps attacks on vulnerable Dem senators over Mayorkas impeachment trial dismissal

Republicans are planning to pin Senate Democrats' move to kill the articles of impeachment against Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro ...

Should wealthy Republicans put MILLIONS of their own money into their Senate campaigns? They may want to hold off as self-funding has not always spelled success - Vimarsana News

Should wealthy Republicans put MILLIONS of their own money into their Senate campaigns? They may want to hold off as self-funding has not always spelled success

As Republicans set their sights on flipping the Senate come November, they've recruited an selection of GOP Senate candidates who are willing to put millions of dollars of their own money into bids.