Nicholas Wu
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🔮 Casar expressed concern that controversial companies like Flock might be among those bidding for the contract, along with Motorola Solutions.
🔮 If he runs, Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., the top Democrat on the committee since 2013, could see it as an about-face.
🔮 Gober, the former lawyer of Elon Musk’s America PAC, might be able to call for substantial backup.
🔮 Some of the ads will air in districts President Donald Trump won handily in 2024, like Kentucky’s 6th, North Carolina’s 11th, and Virginia’s 1st.
🔮 In addition, a “Republican Receipts” campaign will lay out what the group describes as a contrast between GOP incumbents’ voting record and the impact on constituents of increased prices.
🔮 With Maine once again hosting a competitive Senate race, the obvious next question is whether Golden will stay neutral as he did in 2020 — or if he’ll back Republican Sen. Susan Collins.
A Golden spokesperson did not respond to a request for comment on his stance on the Senate race.
🔮 The letter suggests a potential line of inquiry Democrats may take up if they win the House majority.
🔮 Darline Graham’s way would kick millions of Americans off their healthcare, including families with seniors and children,” the narrator says in the group’s first ad, which is set to air statewide on broadcast TV, cable, and streaming.
🔮 In more competitive swing-district races — the kind that could make the difference between a tiny House Democratic majority and one with a double-digit seat advantage — the picture is more dire, thanks to tougher primaries or more recent elevation by the national party.
🔮 Last week, Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández, D-N.M., presented to House Democrats revisions they could make to their internal caucus rules to clamp down on sexual harassment.
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