Stephen Miller Warns Voters Against 'Suppression Polls' Ahead of the Midterms
The October 12 post shares Stephen Miller’s warning that midterm polls can be used to demoralize voters and discourage them from continuing the fight.
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The October 12 post shares Stephen Miller’s warning that midterm polls can be used to demoralize voters and discourage them from continuing the fight.
Minnesota’s 2023 law replaced the duty to preserve a born-alive infant’s life and health with a duty to care for the infant, and ended related reporting.
A post accuses the Ohio GOP nominee of wanting “infinite H-1Bs,” citing another account’s no-cap description; his campaign says he does not answer questions on the visas.
Residents and county employees can report observed ICE activity; the form asks for a date, approximate time and location, and warns submissions may become public.
Pew says immigration is very important to 72% of Republican-candidate supporters, as the chart sharpens a fight over the 2026 midterms and family reunification.
The Michigan Senate nominee’s 2018 words resurfaced on Oct. 10, putting his view of America’s obligations and citizenship before voters in a race that could decide Senate control.
As El-Sayed seeks a Senate seat that could help decide control, his positions on immigration and girls’ sports put Michigan families’ priorities on the ballot.
On Oct. 10, Heritage warned of an American future like France’s as French school protests entered their third week and analysts described a fight for the presidency.
His post followed the only debate-stage meeting between Republican challenger Saritha Komatireddy and incumbent Letitia James; early voting begins Oct. 24.
The reported allocation spans three national committees and 25 state parties as Democrats say they are within striking distance of a Senate majority.
After opposing a Texas bill on transgender athletes in 2021, the Senate Democrat now says he would oppose their play in girls’ sports when safety or fairness is at risk.
The dispute over broadcasting Hasan’s execution puts victims’ families and the meaning of justice at the center of what parents teach their children.