In Trump’s politics, there is no quiet part
In Donald Trump’s politics, there is no quiet part. Everything is intended to be said aloud for everyone to hear.
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In Donald Trump’s politics, there is no quiet part. Everything is intended to be said aloud for everyone to hear.
The “SAVE America Act” is a rebranded version of the anti-voter SAVE Act, and its new name should not fool anyone.
With only nine months before the midterm elections, Trump is plotting to prevent Democrats from taking control of Congress.
Over 60 years of precedent and protection for voters of color, especially Black voters, could be upended and voided if SCOTUS fails to uphold the right to vote.
Trump raised the threat to the 2026 midterm elections to an entirely new level.
It is one thing to seize old ballots; it is quite another to imagine federal agents seizing ballots from county offices on election night or the day after.
The 2026 midterms will be easier for Trump to steal than the 2020 election.
In North Carolina, GOP-led election boards have shut down early voting sites across the state and sent personal voter data to the Trump administration.
Donald Trump and the Republican Party know that they are likely to be voted out of power in November 2026. The tools they are counting on to prevent this are the same ones being deployed by the largest technology companies: big data sets and vast computing power.
While the voting laws and rules in red states can pose serious challenges to voters, we cannot fail to look at the entire picture.
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