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counting down the three weeks left until midterm elections. early voting is currently underway in several states. candidates are squaring off in debates going this weekend, and as the clock runs out, democrats are calling on their biggest guns, president joe biden is in oregon today stumping for the democrats in that state gubernatorial race, which has become surprisingly close in a reliably blue state. vice president, kamala harris, is in michigan pushing early voting and raising money for democratic governor, gretchen whitmer's reelection campaign. and then there's the news this mo...

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Attack him, the more solidified his base becomes. >> what about the other races today? what we're seeing in ohio? or indiana? >> you know, the senate primary is a bit of a snooze. it's actually more of a snooze. the congressman should win the nomination to challenge sherrod brown. mike divine will win. the interesting race is on the democracy side in the governor's primary. it's almost been a nonrace. it's been extremely quiet. democrats would really like to say richard krodray emerge. they think he's the strongest candidate. there haven't been many polls. the other really interesting race is ...

Look what happened to the mine disaster. and de-regulated in terms of safety and environment. look what happened in the gulf of mexico. and it's the same story. when i look at who they're running for office this year, in my state, the republicans are trotting out mike divine, formerly a u.s. senator. john kasich, former republican chairman of the budget committee in the '90s. they're trotting them out, and they're saying the same things. they want to do the same things as marco rubio wants to do. cut taxes, cut regulation, and that's going to create jobs. no, it cost us jobs and drives up the ...