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Hey folks,
Republicans are staring down a brutal midterm environment—and the desperation is starting to show.
From Trump’s collapsing numbers and a redistricting gamble that could backfire spectacularly, to ugly Senate attacks and the growing fight over AI data centers, this one gets into what happens when a party built around one man realizes voters may be ready to punish it.
[00:01:09] Maggie Haberman’s reporting on just how nervous Republicans are about Trump, the polling, and the midterms
[00:04:05] The GOP’s “dummymander” problem—and how Republican redistricting could create unexpected opportunities for Democrats
[00:07:17] Senate campaigns get desperate, including an attack ad involving a murder victim’s father who says he was misled
[00:10:00] AI data centers become a political liability as Trump undercuts Republicans trying to distance themselves from the issue
[00:14:06] Why all of this points toward a potentially massive Democratic wave—and what we have to do between now and November
This is bigger than a few bad polls or bizarre campaign decisions. It’s about affordability, trust, power, and a Republican Party that increasingly can’t separate itself from Donald Trump—even when doing so might save its own candidates. There’s real reason for optimism here, but nothing is guaranteed. We have to organize, vote, stay engaged, and make the wave too big to ignore.
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With urgency,
—Mike
