Omnibus : 2022 Midterm Elections

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A portion of an op-ed at the Western Journal.

"As with Democratic Party responses to all other items high on the elitist agenda of culture war issues — items like systemic racism, global warming, gender identity, abortion and coronavirus mandates — equity is designed as yet another Trojan horse to deflect attention away from the real objective: the relentless prosecution of an undeclared yet already protracted class war against poor and middle-class people of all colors worldwide."

Oh and there was much more in the article that is true as well.
 
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Twin_Moose

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Ron in Regina

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Midterms, this time 2026, & two-ish months to go.
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Trump said, during an event in the Oval Office, that his super PAC has about $1 ⁠billion in it. Some Republicans have expressed concern that he would not distribute money from the fund. "I'm going to spend whatever amount of money necessary to try to help us," he said. "This is money from MAGA Inc. This is money that I control."

(President Donald Trump claimed publicly that his political network has "close to a billion dollars" available. While the total across various affiliated groups may approach higher figures, the core super PAC itself holds around $400 million, not $1 billion🤫)

It is unclear how ‌much ⁠Trump has spent from the fund thus far on congressional races with control of the U.S. Congress hanging in the balance in November. Republicans fearing ⁠losses have been clamoring for some of the money. "We have around $1 billion that I can spend," Trump said, ⁠indicating he could use some of that amount on behalf of Republicans in the 2028 ⁠election year, when voters decide who will be the next president.”

U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday told reporters he planned to allocate $400 million to $500 ‌million from his MAGA Inc. super PAC to boost Republican candidates in midterm November elections.
Moving into November, Trump said he would personally weigh where to direct support, including toward Republican candidates he believes can win competitive races. “I’m going to spend whatever amount of money necessary to try and help us,” Trump said. “This is my money that I control.”

(Legally, Donald Trump does not own or directly control the funds. Under U.S. campaign finance law, super PACs are run by independent directors and trustees, and funds cannot be used for personal enrichment or pocketed by the candidate🤫)