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In short, the Democrats can win on the "affordability" issue, which is not good for federal spending and the [[budget deficit|debt crisis]]. While the "[[peace]]" issue attracts voters from both parties, there will be no change. [[MAGA]] voters are demoralized and will stay home.
In short, the Democrats can win on the "affordability" issue, which is not good for federal spending and the [[budget deficit|debt crisis]]. While the "[[peace]]" issue attracts voters from both parties, there will be no change. [[MAGA]] voters are demoralized and will stay home.
{{Cquote|[[Mike Rogers]], Michigan’s Republican nominee for the [[U.S. Senate]], has asked [[AIPAC]] not to run ads supporting his campaign, fearing that backing from the pro-[[Israel]] group could hurt him among voters angered by the [[war]] in [[Gaza]], [[Axios]] reports.
Rogers discussed the issue with AIPAC chair Michael Tuchin in Los Angeles last week, and the group shelved a video ad targeting his [[Democratic]] opponent, Israel critic [[Abdul El-Sayed]], the following day. [https://www.newsweek.com/mike-rogers-team-asked-aipac-not-to-run-ads-against-el-sayed-report-12356508]}}
See what I mean? We're not running on issues. We're running on [[BS]] (of which there will be a price to pay).
Andy: Your coddling [[User:Conservative]]'s [[trolling]] by trying to switch the focus from [[foreign policy]] to [[domestic]] [[partisan]]ship and [[election]]s will backfire, again. [[User:RobSmith|RobS]]<sup>[[User talk:RobSmith|Do heterosexual normies spend 20 yrs obsessing over gay bars, bathhouses and drag queens?]]</sup> 16:14, August 23, 2026 (EDT)
==[[Matt Bracken]]==
==[[Matt Bracken]]==