Mara Eliason
speaker
177 appearances
34 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2025
last heard 3d ago
Mara Eliason’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But despite that hype, not all Republican candidates are gonna be there or wanna be there, especially ones who are locked in very tight races.
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They'd rather spend their time back home campaigning.
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And given how unpopular the president is, how unpopular his war in Iran is and tariffs
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And his strong support of data centers, which are very unpopular with Democrats and Republicans, for a lot of Republican candidates, it's not helpful for them to be seen with Trump.
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Yesterday, MAGA Inc., which is the Trump super PAC, did make a ten million dollar ad by to support Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in his Senate bid.
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And Trump's general strategy for the midterms, we'll see this in the convention, is to put himself front and center.
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He said to people, Pretend I'm on the ballot.
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He thinks Republicans do better when he's on the ballot, but not all Republican candidates agree with that.
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out ballots.
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The Supreme Court did not rule on the merits of the case.
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They just said that the people who are suing, state governments, uh haven't been hurt yet, so it's too early for them to sue.
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So for now the Trump administration can go ahead with its efforts to curtail mail in voting.
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And uh Trump issued an order that tells the federal government to create lists of approved voters.
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In other words, they're called state citizens list.
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If you're not on the list, you don't get to have a mail and ballot.
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Trump for a very long time has believed that mail in voting hurts Republican candidates more than Democrats and it's prone to cheating and corruption.
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For the 2028 presidential elections, the Democrats' calendar will no longer begin with primaries or caucuses in Iowa and New Hampshire, two small rural white states.
Instead, it will begin with South Carolina and then Nevada.
Democrats say because those states are more diverse, Black and Hispanic voters will represent the Democratic Party more fully and help the party nominate candidates more able to win a general election.
After South Carolina and Nevada, the Democrats have slotted New Hampshire, New Mexico, Michigan, and then Virginia.
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