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Six takeaways from the red wave that wasn't

Published: November 9, 2022

 

Source: hotair.com

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Desperate Dems Eagerly Beclown Themselves for Last Minute Votes, Hilarity Ensues

Published: November 5, 2022

 

Source: pjmedia.com

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Republican Governor Receives Raucous Welcome at a Concert, and the Left Isn't Happy

Published: October 31, 2022

 

Source: townhall.com

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Joe Guzzardi: Hispanic Voters Trending Red

Published: October 10, 2022

Noozhawk.com delivers local breaking news, local sports, schools, nonprofits, obituaries, business, arts and entertainment, calendar, local opinions and more.

Source: noozhawk.com

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Hispanic voters trending red

Published: October 8, 2022

For the last several presidential election cycles, media messaging has been consistent: Candidates who capture the Hispanic vote will win.

Source: gettysburgtimes.com

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