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[OnMessageInc @OnMessageInc]

Brutal endorsement against Marsha Blackburn from the conservative Chattanooga @TimesFreePress in a TN Governor’s primary she was supposed to run away with, but has instead run away from:

“if Blackburn, 74, had put forth an ambitious agenda for the state, had engaged openly with
people across Tennessee in town halls and rallies, and had debated her merits with opponents…we might have
been more open to her candidacy. But she has done none of those.”

[OnMessageInc @OnMessageInc]

More fake blue collar shtick from DC Dems.

[GK @gracepeyt]

Rebecca Cooke’s “small-town waitress” story is falling apart. The self-proclaimed outsider is being exposed as a political insider with coastal connections and a record that looks nothing like the image she’s selling.

Now, with another financial disclosure extension until after the primary, voters are asking, what is she trying to hide?
https://t.co/hO26jT1TMA

[Brad Todd @BradOnMessage]

You’ve been led to believe Dems are shoe-ins to take the House. But to do that, all scenarios involve them electing this woman, in Trump Country NEPA, with these quacky views:

[Brad Todd @BradOnMessage]

Everybody is rushing to blame Graham Platner for the mess, but the real blame lies with Maine Democratic primary voters. They KNEW he was awful & still nominated him anyway. My take for @CNN:

[OnMessageInc @OnMessageInc]

Maine lefties have proven they cannot be trusted to pick a nominee. The Democratic bosses should bypass the base lefties entirely & pick a moderate who rejects their radicalism if they want to beat Susan Collins, says @BradOnMesssage:

[Senator Dave McCormick @SenMcCormickPA]

The American Dream starts with opportunity.

@TrumpAccounts give every newborn a chance to invest in their future from day one and benefit from America’s success.

Proud to help make it happen alongside @POTUS.

Read more in my new @FoxNewsOpinion piece ⬇️
https://t.co/ATZpIdVpkk

[Brad Todd @BradOnMessage]

What did Kirstin Gillibrand know & when did she know it? My question on @CNN that demands an answer:

[Brad Todd @BradOnMessage]

In 1998 I tried to recruit a charming insurance agent/college hoops referee into running for state House against a Democratic legend. He demurred, but we stayed in touch. A few years later he did run & @OnMessageInc helped him beat a Dem Senator & deliver our first ever GOP majority in our company’s first election cycle. He was a natural at politics. He loved people & people loved him. He had this magic power of asking your opinion before giving you his, no matter your station or expertise. I watched other candidates learn from him. Tennessee is better because he served it.

[OnMessageInc @OnMessageInc]

The man for the moment. Check out “Foggy Morning,” the John Rose story that’s made Tennessee’s Governor’s race one to watch in 2026.

[John Rose @JohnRoseforTN]

Century farmer. CEO. Above all, a man of faith.

The land has a way of teaching lessons you can’t learn in Washington. It teaches patience, humility, and the value of honest work. Our state needs common sense and a Governor who’s lived the same life as the people he serves.

[Saritha Komatireddy @sarithaforny]

Last week, a candidate was elected in my district who doesn't believe in prisons, doesn't support policing, and offers no real plan to keep our communities safe.

Now more than ever, New York needs an Attorney General who is a law enforcement professional—someone with the experience to protect the public, enforce the law, and keep our communities safe.

[Brad Todd @BradOnMessage]

Crazy is contagious. The kookiness expressed by Claire Valdez and Darializa Avila Chevalier will subtly infect the platforms of Democrats nationwide. MY COLUMN: https://t.co/75cQlj9cmH

[OnMessageInc @OnMessageInc]

In his first turn in Congress, Cumberland County was his base - his campaign HQ & district office. He beat a local Dem icon from the Plateau in her home county & crushed it in Crossville every time. No surprise he’s got all the endorsements there for #Tn06.

[Van Hilleary for Tennessee @VanForTN]

Mayor Allen Foster has made Cumberland County one of the most exciting places to invest and grow in Tennessee and I am honored to have his endorsement.

Watch his message and vote Van Hilleary! 🇺🇸🗳️

[OnMessageInc @OnMessageInc]

Van flipped Fentress County from blue to red before anyone else, and it was his best county in #Tn04 for years. He’ll carry it big in #Tn06.

[Van Hilleary for Tennessee @VanForTN]

We have had a great weekend in Fentress County at the America 250 Celebration and Fentress County Republican Party Reagan Dinner. The overwhelming theme of the weekend has been freedom. Freedom is the foundation of everything that makes America great. It’s why generations of patriots have served, sacrificed, and fought to preserve it. God bless America, the land of the free and the home of the brave.

[OnMessageInc @OnMessageInc]

Before @VanForTN’s first House race, Campbell County’s average GOP vote was 46%. He got 55% & it’s been Van Country forever. #Tn06

[Van Hilleary for Tennessee @VanForTN]

We had a great evening in Campbell County for the Campbell County TN Republican Party meet and greet. On the way home, we found some time to stop by @MugsIceCream, and if you haven’t stopped by yet, do yourself a favor and fix that!

[OnMessageInc @OnMessageInc]

Before @VanForTn’s first House race, Scott County’s average GOP vote was 50%. He got 71% that year and it’s been ruby red ever since. The Upper Cumberlands are Van Country. #Tn06

[Van Hilleary for Tennessee @VanForTN]

Scott County is fired up and ready to fight. Grateful to be back on the ground with my friend @KellyKeislingTN, meeting with leaders who love this country and refuse to back down. Tennessee deserves a congressman who will stand shoulder to shoulder with President Trump and fight for the America-First agenda every single day. That’s exactly what I intend to do.

[Saritha Komatireddy @sarithaforny]

This week's election results changed the political landscape in New York.

Now more than ever, we need an Attorney General who will put public safety first, restore common sense to the office, and stand up to the radical policies that have made our state less safe and more expensive.

Read my full statement below.

[OnMessage Public Strategies @OnMessagePS]

Democratic primary voters are picking far-out nominees, and @BradOnMessafe says they did not learn the lessons of the Tea Party, on @CNN:

[Brad Todd @BradOnMessage]

I first met @posglen about a month after I came to Washington as a political consultant. Our first meeting was somewhat curt. He gave me advice on pitching business, without me asking. I was too dumb to ask, as he was an outstanding pitcher. We both built books of biz in Virginia, among other places, & over the next 27 years we worked together on a bunch of races, and won almost all of them - which I can't say about many people. As today's young people come into our business, I hate they cannot learn the urgency Glen had. More than anyone I have met in our line of work, he did not let grass grow under his feet. In his hey day, you'd be on the phone with him and he'd say something like: "gotta go; the congressman in Syracuse just retired so I'm heading to the airport." And he would hang up immediately. He won some work because he was good, and some work because he got there first. He was similarly capable of swift decisions in campaigns, without second-guessing. It was a great and radical lesson, and one I do not follow often enough. Late in his life, Glen spent a lot of time touring the world with his wife, Carol, and luckily he took pictures and wrote a blog about it so we could "go" with them. I think he got through his bucket list - and as a 56 year old, I will try to learn that Glen lesson, too. May God bless the Bolger family, his founding partners @KCkid & @pollsterguy, and everyone else at Public Opinion Strategies, the juggernaut they built. Welcome home, Glen.

[OnMessageInc @OnMessageInc]

OMI Partner @bradonmessage breaks down the politics of UFC at the White House for @cnn:

[Brad Todd @BradOnMessage]

This is why our counter-punch ad “Snacks” worked so well in 2024. In a fight between Bob Casey & Snack Food Industry workers, PA voters were only going one way.

https://t.co/Swb2If1rGK