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'Dynamite': James Carville makes shock prediction — and warns of terrifying Trump reaction

A wildcard strategy from Donald Trump in the lead-up to the midterm elections will not work, according to political strategist James Carville.

Carville, who has worked as a longtime Democratic Party strategist, believes Trump will likely ruin what little chance the Republican Party has of maintaining its majority in the House of Representatives. Not only will the Democratic Party win the House and Senate, according to Carville, but the GOP will have a disastrous time at the polls.

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'The world is watching': Analyst warns Trump against destroying American Dream ideals

Donald Trump could be judged harshly by the world if he breaks a promise at the heart of the American Dream, an analyst has claimed.

The president and his administration have cracked down hard on immigration in a way that could undermine the "credibility" of the country, Brent McKenzie argued. The Hill columnist considered the crackdown on immigration as a move that could shatter the American Dream in the eyes of the world.

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MAGA set for split as 'very frustrated' faction voices concerns: insider

A rift between two MAGA factions could come to pass in the coming weeks over Donald Trump's administrative shortcomings, an insider has claimed.

The dedicated Republican Party supporters appear to be fighting over the president's constantly changing comments on the Iran war. An unnamed person familiar with the inner workings of key MAGA groups told Politico that Trump's contradictory comments and changing reasons for the war with Iran had upset a core of young voters.

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Dems crack GOP midterm strategy with telling appearance from Trump ally: analyst

The Democratic Party seems to have connected the dots with the Republican Party's midterm election strategy, a political analyst has claimed.

A series of special election shortcomings for the GOP may have served as a sign of things to come, but there are a few clues CNN analyst Zachary B. Wolf says that Dem strategists have picked up on. One major giveaway could be the appearance of a Donald Trump ally at the scene of an FBI electoral ballot seizure.

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‘We told him no’: Trump caves to MAGA uproar in key Senate race

A considerable uproar from President Donald Trump’s most loyal supporters forced the president to “quietly” back off an endorsement plan in a key Senate race, The Washington Post reported on Saturday, with MAGA already claiming responsibility for successfully browbeating the president.

In Texas, Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) is vying for a fifth term in the Senate, but is being challenged by the state's Republican attorney general, Ken Paxton, a controversial figure who’s been accused of fraud and infidelity but is beloved by MAGA supporters.

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'No going back' for next president as Trump makes US reversal 'impossible': analyst

Donald Trump has made life harder for his Oval Office successor with a series of changes that will likely be impossible to undo, an analyst claimed.

The president's tough stance on geopolitical relations during his second term has hindered the chance of reconciliation under the 48th President of the United States, Salon writer Mike Lofgren argued. The political analyst suggested that Trump's team was undermining steps taken by previous administrations to improve international relations.

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Trump mocked after floating new name for Strait of Hormuz

President Donald Trump is facing mockery after floating the idea of renaming the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most important shipping lanes, after himself – or the United States.

At an investor forum in Miami Friday night, Trump referred to the waterway as the “Strait of Trump” before correcting himself and insisting the remark was intentional.

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'Somebody’s head is going to roll': Analysts taken aback by Trump DOJ's court lie

Justice Department lawyers admitted in court this week that a key defense used to justify immigration arrests was based on false information, stunning legal analysts and raising the possibility of serious consequences.

According to Slate’s Amicus podcast, DOJ attorneys acknowledged they had made a “material mistake” while defending Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrests of migrants outside immigration courts.

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Emails show Trump official urged beating protesters: ‘No one likes being hit by a stick’

Emails obtained through a public records request show a Trump administration official urged federal agents to use violence against protesters during unrest tied to immigration crackdowns, according to a new report.

The messages, shared with the Los Angeles Times, involve Joseph Mazzara, a State Department employee who previously served as acting general counsel at the Department of Homeland Security.

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Lara Trump torched for ICE photo op as TSA goes unpaid: 'Someone more useless than you'

The wife of Eric Trump is being raked over the coals for posting a picture with, and thanking, ICE agents, of herself at Newark Liberty International Airport, without a word about the TSA agents who are not being paid.

On X, Lara Trump paid tribute to the ICE agents, who have been criticized for getting paid to do nothing that helps alleviate the chaos at the nation’s airports due to a TSA worker shortage.

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MAGA forces Trump's hand to snub sitting Senate Republican: 'The endorsement looks dead'

Donald Trump’s rumored endorsement of Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) looks to be dead, leaving Texas Republicans to watch the incumbent to continue to slug it out with scandal-plagued Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.

According to Politico, the grassroots MAGA faction is "taking a victory lap" despite the serious risk of losing the Senate seat to Democrats in November — a trade-off they're willing to make to purge Washington establishment Republicans from their ranks.

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One move could be 'Trump's undoing' as 'nightmare' scenario looms: expert

Donald Trump could be facing a total collapse of his administration should he make one wrong move, an expert has warned.

Describing the president as a "bad gambler," defense expert Chris Hughes suggested Trump could be taken down a worrying path during the war with Iran. Writing in The Mirror, Hughes outlined a scenario in which the US would not win against Iran, and that this may be a path Trump wishes to pursue.

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Pam Bondi's Fox News appearance immediately backfires: 'Dumbest thing ever said'

The internet reacted with uproar on Friday after Attorney General Pam Bondi appeared on Fox News, saying the Trump administration has focused on "citizenship fraud."

Bondi spoke to Fox News about the Trump administration's immigration policies and the escalating "aggressive denaturalization efforts," prompting a number of responses.

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