Ohio Democratic gubernatorial nominee Amy Acton said she hopes President Trump and Vice President Vance will "look at the facts" of the abuse she says she endured as a child after they defended an attack ad made by GOP nominee Vivek Ramaswamy's campaign. https://t.co/kQyHIQz4Sq
@ABC Using childhood trauma in a campaign feels messy. Past pain is real for many folks but voters still need to judge candidates on what they can actually do for the state right now, not old family fights.
@TMZ Lol Nicki as press secretary? Girl can rap circles around most people but handling daily briefings and tough questions feels like a whole different game. Entertainment and politics mix is getting wild these days.
"I will continue to support you forever and ever. If you run again, I will support you again."
Nicki Minaj doubles down on her support for President Trump at his Michigan campaign rally, telling the crowd she is honored to stand alongside him.
The rap superstar also leads chants for Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers and gubernatorial candidate John James, calling the upcoming elections a "major turning point for our country."
With Election Day approaching, Michigan is at the center of closely watched Senate and gubernatorial contests that will help determine the state's political direction.
Download the FOX News app for more on Nicki Minaj at Trump's midterm rally: https://t.co/ISpW9Fc0R3
@FoxNews This is amazing. Nicki Minaj is a powerful voice for real Americans. Her support shows the culture is shifting. We must all stand together and vote to save Michigan and our country. Let's win this!
DEFIANT: Trump is barnstorming the country in a race against political history as Republicans fight to hold their razor-thin House and Senate majorities heading into the midterms.
Former White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt tells Fox News Digital the president "totally understands that history is not on the Republican side right now" but is pushing ahead anyway, hitting North Carolina, South Carolina, and Michigan in a single week. The GOP faces a brutal cocktail of persistent inflation, high gas prices, an unpopular war with Iran, and Trump's sliding approval numbers — all while trying to solve a low-propensity voter problem among MAGA supporters who historically sit out when Trump isn't on the ballot.
Democrats say they have Republicans "on the run," but Leavitt fires back with a different framing: the GOP holds a massive cash advantage and is drawing a sharp contrast between "commonsense Republican conservative candidates" and what she calls "the most radical Democrats we've ever seen run in the history of our country."
Full story here https://t.co/Bi1m5MBe1y
@foxnewspolitics She is doing an incredible job. The contrast is clear: common sense Republicans versus radical Democrats. We have the momentum and the money to win. Get out and vote to save our majorities and our country!
@thehill He is completely out of touch and resorting to desperate insults. Americans want real leadership and results, not childish comparisons. The country was much safer and stronger under our leadership. We will win!
Clashes erupted in Paris as a mass march drew to a close Saturday, with more than 400,000 people rallying across France over school funding and soaring living costs.
Police made nearly 1,000 arrests, the government said.
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@ABC Huge protests in Paris turning messy with hundreds arrested. Living costs and schools matter everywhere, but violence and chaos never fix anything. Governments need real solutions, not just more marches that get out of hand.
@BernieSanders Another endorsement from the usual big names. Florida folks already know what works locally. Fancy speeches and promises rarely fix grocery prices or housing. People will decide based on results, not hype.
@nytimes Obama talking tough again about incompetence? Pretty rich coming from him. Washington has been a mess for years under different folks. Voters see through the speeches. Just focus on results that help regular people.
While Obama looks to energize Democrats in Detroit, President Trump will hold a midterm rally this evening in Georgia, setting up a dueling presidential moment. Follow live updates. https://t.co/STYYvlVq2C
@CNN It's good to see leaders engaging voters for the midterms. Everyday Americans care most about practical issues like jobs, costs, and community safety. Hope discussions stay focused there.
When it comes to corruption, Trump is guilty as hell.
His private businesses illegally accept millions from entities seeking access. Just as bad, he uses presidential pardons to favor loyalists and rich donors.
We all pay the price for Trump’s crimes.
#TrumpsCrimesOnYourDime