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Freaked-out Steve Bannon urges Trump to roll back big Democratic election wins

Steve Bannon is freaking out about Tuesday's election results that handed Democrats big wins – especially in a pair of key races.

Democrats significantly outperformed their election margins from last year and racked up wins in gubernatorial races in Virginia and New Jersey, but Bannon told Politico that President Donald Trump must take immediate action to undo Zohran Mamdani's win in the New York mayor's race and the results of the Proposition 50 redistricting measure in California.

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'Indict first, investigate later': Judge blasts DOJ as he demands records in Comey case

Magistrate Judge William Fitzpatrick blasted Department of Justice attorneys for adopting an "indict first, investigate later" posture in a case against former FBI Director James Comey for allegedly lying to Congress.

During a Wednesday hearing, Fitzpatrick demanded that the Justice Department turn over grand jury materials and other evidence gathered during the investigation into Comey.

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'All on the line': Gavin Newsom flags the key to 'ending Trump's presidency as we know it'

California Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom described described the stakes of the upcoming elections as "all on the line" and flagged the key to challenging President Donald Trump and "ending Trump's presidency as we know it."

Newsom shared a statement early Wednesday, thanking his constituents following a historic turnout that passed Proposition 50 by an overwhelming majority — giving the Golden State the chance to add as many as five additional House seats and push back against Texas Republicans' move to redraw its maps and add five more GOP House seats — a maneuver demanded by Trump.

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'That's exactly what they are': Sotomayor schools lawyer claiming tariffs aren't taxes

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor clashed with Solicitor General John Sauer, President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer, after he claimed that tariffs were not a tax burden on the American people.

During oral arguments about Trump's global tariff agenda, Sotomayor said she didn't buy the government's argument that the president had the power to enact tariffs.

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'Worst in the administration': MAGA civil war breaks out over Trump Pentagon nominees

A MAGA civil war broke out over President Donald Trump's Pentagon nominees, with a Republican lawmaker criticizing one of them and saying they are "the worst in the administration."

Tensions were brewing during a hearing Tuesday over Trump's choices to lead the Pentagon’s policy office and exposing some of the infighting happening among Republican lawmakers and the party, The Daily Beast reports Wednesday.

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MAGA host panics over big Dem election wins: 'I'm afraid our midterms will look like this'

Pro-MAGA host Gina Loudon feared Republicans would lose in the midterms after Democrats dominated election night on Tuesday.

Loudon spoke on Real America's Voice about the election results following President Donald Trump's address to Republican senators on Wednesday.

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'Thank you for your attention!' Dem leaders troll Trump with new demand after big win

Following Tuesday night's victory romp for Democrats in elections across the country, congressional Democratic leaders have issued a letter demanding Trump come to the table to negotiate on ending the federal government shutdown — and trolled him by using one of Trump's signature social media phrases.

"We write to demand a bipartisan meeting of legislative leaders to end the GOP shutdown of the federal government and decisively address the Republican healthcare crisis," said the letter, signed by House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY). "Democrats stand ready to meet with you face to face, anytime and anyplace."

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Trump threatens legal action to expand authority over Senate in panicked plea

President Donald Trump threatened to pursue legal action Wednesday to expand his authority by terminating the Senate tradition known as the “blue slip,” which allows for senators to block a judicial nominee from the president in some instances.

“It's a horrible thing, blue slips is a horrible thing because I have the right to pick judges, and I have the right to pick U.S. attorneys, and this takes away the right from me!” Trump said Wednesday during a breakfast for Republican senators in Washington, D.C. “I think we're going to go to court on it and we'll see what happens in court.”

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Trump admits to Republicans the shutdown probably cost them in latest election

President Donald Trump privately told Senate Republicans at a White House gathering on Wednesday that the party's stance on the federal government shutdown likely played a big role in the losses Republicans saw up and down the ballot in this week's elections.

Democrats saw massive overperformances across the country, winning or holding key races in Virginia, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Georgia, making gains in state legislatures, and generally turning back Trump-endorsed opponents at the local level in several states.

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'Trump is worried': Ex-Trump aide flags evidence Dems discovered 'key to defeating MAGA'

Donald Trump is "worried," according to a former official for the president's first stint in the White House.

Former Homeland Security official Miles Taylor, who has claimed his home was targeted by a break-in shortly after he published a scathing "Anonymous" op-ed about Trump's presidency, wrote an article after Democrats trounced Republicans in electoral races around the country. The piece is called, "Why Trump is worried about last night," and in it the former official argues that "Dems didn’t become 'more socialist' — they tacked toward the center, which is their key to defeating MAGA."

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'Swift and severe': MAGA lawmaker says she's suing airport after profane public freakout

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) announced Wednesday that she intends on launching a defamation lawsuit against the Charleston International Airport and American Airlines following her curse-filled outburst last week over the airport’s security measures.

“I've retained an attorney to take swift and severe legal action against American Airlines and the Charleston Airport following allegations they falsified incident report(s) to defame me,” Mace wrote in a social media post on X Wednesday. “SUING FOR DEFAMATION!! Thank you for your attention to this matter!”

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'Epic clash': Brett Kavanaugh considered a loose cannon threatening Trump's Supreme Court

The U.S. Supreme Court case on President Donald Trump's tariffs will set up what's being described as an "epic clash" between two factions in the conservative legal movement.

Politico reported the case will pit one camp, which believes that presidents are entitled to extreme deference on national security and foreign policy, against another that mistrusts government interference in the free market.

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'Turning the tables': WSJ warns Trump Democrats defeated him on his own winning issue

President Donald Trump got a flashing warning sign in the GOP's drubbing around the country last night, the conservative Wall Street Journal editorial board wrote on Wednesday morning — specifically, that Democrats have rallied around beating Trump on one of the main issues that won him the 2024 election in the first place.

"Democrats are turning the tables on affordability, especially when they steer clear of leftist cultural snares," wrote the board. All wings of the party, from the more center-left gubernatorial candidates Abigail Spanberger in Virginia and Mikie Sherrill in New Jersey, to progressive leftists like Zohran Mamdani in the New York City mayor race, ran on cost of living, inflation, and tackling housing expenses — which throws a glaring spotlight on Trump, who ran on many of those issues last year and has seen many stagnate or get worse on his watch.

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