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And the Democratic primary has Keisha Lance Bottoms, the former Atlanta mayor, and former Lieutenant Governor Jeff Duncan.

Duncan was once a Republican and might be able to pull a lot of unexpected support.

Kansas is one that could have some surprises.

Right now, the governor is a Democrat, Laura Kelly, but she's term limited.

The Kansas City Star recently had one titled, Kansas, Missouri farmers went big for Trump.

His tariffs are gutting them.

In Wisconsin, the incredibly popular Democratic Governor Tony Evers isn't running again.

The Democratic primary is pretty crowded and even features a Democrat socialist candidate.

These races will help shape the national discussion, and they'll end up influencing the House races as the final candidates are picked through the primaries.

Republicans will look at them as another rubber stamp for Trump, and the Democratic Party will see them as a chance to add an extra layer of defense against Trump's executive overreach.

Nevada, too.

And Republicans will probably try to avoid talking about the K-shaped economy and how it's hurting the average American.

I'd expect them to try to scare up another boogeyman to unite their base.

Nothing wins elections quite like blaming a small group for the failings of your party's policies.

Anyway, it's just a thought.

Y'all have a good day.

Well, howdy there, Internet people.

It's Belle again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump and all diseases still being available.

The Trump administration announced a major overhaul to the country's public health policies.