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“Talarico also put his money where his mouth was, his adviser Rocha said, spending more money communicating to Hispanics over the last year than anyone in the history of Texas politics.”

“A Time for Voting by William Kristol Abraham Lincoln’s second inaugural address is justly famous for the soaring, biblical cadences and the complex philosophical arguments of its great third paragraph.”

“Adsmom, a platform that tracks digital ad spending on Meta and Google, found that political spending on abortion ads in October came fifteenth among 26 different topics, below issues like data centers and the climate.”

“Most billionaire political donors would be content to throw their lucre into a PAC to buy up a bunch of ad time and call it a day.”

“The trend remains Democrats’ friend, and the Republican spending onslaught hasn’t done much if anything to stop it.”

“But party strategists and advisers are cautiously considering it as a possibility, and they aren’t just thinking about 2026.”

“Elon Musk threatened to destroy Trump’s Republican allies.”

“Jackson repeatedly tied Collins to Trump on the Iran war, tariffs, abortion, health care and the Republican tax and spending bill, while Collins tried to emphasize her independence and point to the work she has done for Maine.”

“…d term, you might be tempted to think his big ballroom project doesn’t rate high on the scale of his most authoritarian offenses—that, at worst, it’s another expensive monument to his vanity; at best, it could include some features useful to national…”

“Democrats point out that Trump’s ads might also violate 18 U.S.C. § 641, which forbids the conversion of federal assets to personal use.”

“…k past the party and look to people who are really going to address issues facing people right now,” he told me, before pivoting back to the Trump administration’s failure to lower costs—as well as reminding me that he was spending the day in a very red…”