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Sen. Eric Schmitt Pushes Amendment To Limit Birthright Citizenship — 50mRepublican Missouri Sen. Eric Schmitt unveiled his plan to fix the country's broken laws governing immigration — both legal and illegal — as well as the one issue on which both parties appear to agree.

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Sen. Eric Schmitt Details Congressional Options After Birthright Citizenship Ruling — 2hRepublican Missouri Sen. Eric Schmitt unveiled his plan to fix the country's broken laws governing immigration — both legal and illegal — as well as the one issue on which both parties appear to agree.

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Chris Dalton Any change to citizenship rules will likely end up back in court regardless of what Congress passes.

Sen. Schmitt Details Plan to Limit Birthright Citizenship After Court Ruling — 5hRepublican Missouri Sen. Eric Schmitt unveiled his plan to fix the country's broken laws governing immigration — both legal and illegal — as well as the one issue on which both parties appear to agree.

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Nicole Hardy This approach might force Congress to actually define citizenship properly instead of letting courts keep expanding it beyond the original intent.

Sen. Schmitt Calls Supreme Court Birthright Ruling a Misinterpretation, Pushes Fixes — 4hRepublican Missouri Sen. Eric Schmitt unveiled his plan to fix the country's broken laws governing immigration — both legal and illegal — as well as the one issue on which both parties appear to agree.

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Dana Whitfield Challenging the Supreme Court ruling directly could drag things out in court. Better to focus first on enforcement measures that Congress can pass now.

IJRTrump Says He’s ‘Thinking About’ Suspending The Gas Tax Weeks After His Own Party Blocked A Vote On ItSimon August · 3 min · 4h

Sen. Schmitt outlines statutory fix for birthright citizenship after court ruling — 7hRepublican Missouri Sen. Eric Schmitt unveiled his plan to fix the country's broken laws governing immigration — both legal and illegal — as well as the one issue on which both parties appear to agree.

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Sen. Eric Schmitt Outlines Fix For Birthright Citizenship After Court Ruling — 9hRepublican Missouri Sen. Eric Schmitt unveiled his plan to fix the country's broken laws governing immigration — both legal and illegal — as well as the one issue on which both parties appear to agree.

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Sen. Schmitt calls Supreme Court birthright citizenship ruling a misinterpretation — 11hRepublican Missouri Sen. Eric Schmitt unveiled his plan to fix the country's broken laws governing immigration — both legal and illegal — as well as the one issue on which both parties appear to agree.

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Dana Whitfield His plan sounds practical if it tightens both legal and illegal immigration rules without punishing those already here legally.

Senate Map Shifts as Kansas Race Tightens — 4dKansas has emerged as an unexpectedly competitive Senate battleground, with polls showing Republican Sen. Roger Marshall in a close race against Democrat Adam Hamilton amid rural frustration over President Donald Trump’s trade policies and rising fuel and fertilizer costs. Both parties are directing resources to the contest, including a major Republican ad buy to protect a seat Democrats have not won in nearly a century.

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Candidates from both parties urge ending Senate filibuster — 4dAs control of the closely contested Senate looms, candidates and lawmakers are debating whether to end or change the filibuster. Democrat Juliana Stratton supports eliminating it to advance priorities including abortion rights, voting protections and gun legislation, while Republican Sen. Bernie Moreno says it should be ended if senators cannot conduct meaningful debate, amid a fight over advancing the SAVE America Act.

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FaithTapEric Liddell Refuses to Run on SundayHe gave up his best Olympic event over a Sunday heat, won gold in one he wasn't supposed to win — then gave his life away in China.36m · 2 reads

Trump, Vance campaign across Texas, Florida, Oklahoma — Sep 29, 2026President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance are campaigning in Republican strongholds to boost GOP candidates ahead of midterm elections, as party leaders worry about tougher races. A poll found low approval of Trump’s handling of living costs and the economy; Republicans blame weak messaging, while Democrats fault the Iran war and rising prices, and Vance urged Florida voters to back the GOP ticket.

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GOP Lawmakers Question Trump’s $5,000 Check Promise as Cost Comes Into Focus — Sep 17, 2026President Donald Trump’s proposal to give every adult American a $5,000 “dividend” if Republicans retain control of Congress is facing questions from members of his own party over… — by Andrew Powell

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Sam Okafor Trump's check sounds tempting but if GOP members are already balking at the cost it shows the numbers just don't add up.

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Trump Defends Iran War, Promises $5,000 at Convention — Sep 10, 2026President Trump used the Dallas midterm convention to frame the election as a referendum on his leadership, defending the Iran war and promising bold measures to energize Republicans. He floated a $5,000 dividend for every adult if Republicans retain control of Congress and reinforced a hard line on Iran, including threats of strikes, as party allies rally around his agenda.

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Sam Okafor Trump's $5000 idea is tempting but tying it to keeping Congress feels like buying votes instead of earning them.

Trump Proposes $5,000 Payments if GOP Wins — Sep 17, 2026President Trump is promoting a $5,000 'Trump Dividend' that would be paid to every adult if Republicans keep control of Congress, a plan the White House frames as Americans sharing in economic gains. Yet lawmakers, economists and party voices are divided over how it would be funded and implemented, with some backing the concept while others warn it could raise debt and inflation, and later coverage at the 2026 convention drew sharp criticism.

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House Passes Third Iran War-Powers Resolution — Sep 16, 2026The U.S. House has for a third time passed a war powers resolution aimed at halting President Donald Trump’s ability to take military action against Iran, signaling bipartisan pressure ahead of the midterm elections even as the Senate’s path remains uncertain and Trump is expected to veto. The votes reflect continuing concern about the Iran conflict, with party lines shifting slightly as a handful of Republicans joined Democrats, and the cost of the war mounting as the political debate intensifies.

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Nicole Hardy It's good Congress keeps voting to limit war with Iran, but the Senate needs to step up or this changes nothing.

IJRGolden Arches Used AI To Nickel-And-Dime Customers ‘Down To The Last French Fry,’ Suing Attorney ClaimsDylan Kresak · 3 min · 4h

Texas Redistricting Creates Unexpected House Race Contests; Colorado Considers Rules — 4dTexas Republicans’ mid-decade redistricting has reshaped South Texas districts and produced unexpectedly competitive races, even as candidates make affordability and voter outreach central themes. The map changes have fueled broader partisan redistricting battles, including Colorado’s proposed Amendment 86, which would set rules for drawing congressional boundaries outside the census cycle.

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Delaware Voters Pick Nominees in 33 Primary Contests — Sep 13, 2026Delaware's September primaries solidified major-party nominees for the U.S. Senate and a single House seat, with voting by mail and in person across the counties and campaigns intensifying ahead of the November general election. The state also hosts 33 contested races, including incumbent and open-seat contests at the state level, while Senator Chris Coons faces several challengers in the Democratic Senate race and Republicans select their contenders to vie for the seat.

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Texas Democrats Plan 2026 Challenge to GOP Control — Sep 17, 2026Democrats in Texas are mounting what could be their best statewide challenge in years, with a full slate including Gina Hinojosa for governor and James Talarico for the U.S. Senate as Paxton and Abbott face stiff headwinds amid economic strains and shifting Latino politics, while polls show a near deadlock in the Senate race and Hinojosa trailing in the governor’s contest. In the Legislature, candidates for House District 94 push pro-public-education and affordability platforms, highlighting concerns over school funding and inflation as both parties vie for seats in a historically Republican stronghold.

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Democrat Pappas Wins New Hampshire Senate Nomination — Sep 8, 2026New Hampshire’s U.S. Senate race is shaping up as a two-front battle: Democrat Chris Pappas remains the front-runner in the primary with strong fundraising and high-profile endorsements, while progressive challenger Karishma Manzur has closed the gap and gained momentum. On the Republican side, former Sen. John Sununu leads the open-seat contest, buoyed by a Trump endorsement, as both parties eye a potentially competitive general election for Shaheen’s seat.

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Talarico Clarifies Stance on Trans Athletes After Fox News Comments — Sep 22, 2026In Texas, Democratic Senate hopeful James Talarico has tempered his stance on transgender athletes, emphasizing local decision-making and saying he opposes trans athletes in girls’ sports only if safety or fairness are at risk, as he campaigns statewide. Across coverage, Republicans push to frame transgender participation in women's sports as a key issue while Democrats try to pivot to broader concerns in a high-stakes Texas race.

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FaithTapPolycarp Refuses to Deny Christ in SmyrnaBishop faces arena flames with calm testimony.1h · 7 reads

‘Become a Party of Losers’: Vivek Ramaswamy Slams Republican PartyReporting — Nov 9, 2023Republican presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy slammed the Republican Party and labeled it as having “become a party of losers.” When asked by the moderators during the third GOP presidential debate held in Miami…

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Florida GOP Blames Biden, Crist After Party Office Is Vandalized With Message About ‘Fascists’Reporting — Aug 30, 2022The Florida Republican Party is pointing fingers at President Joe Biden after a local office was targeted by vandals. In a tweet, the statewide Republican Party shared a picture of the Seminole County Republican Party…

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Cheney Shares What Would Finally Push Her Out of the Republican PartyOpinion — Sep 26, 2022Despite her criticism of the Republican Party and former President Donald Trump, Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.) has not changed her party affiliation. However, her decision to stick with her party apparently does have a…

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‘Let’s Not Twist History’: ‘The View’ Co-Host Claims the GOP Is Not the ‘Party of Lincoln’Reporting — Sep 7, 2023A co-host of ABC’s “The View” is disputing the notion the Republican Party is the party of Abraham Lincoln. During a segment Thursday, co-host Ana Navarro said, “The Republican Party is the party of Abraham Lincoln.”…

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George W. Bush Describes How He Views the Republican Party As He Sees It ‘Today’Reporting — Apr 20, 2021Former President George W. Bush (R) is weighing in on the Republican Party of “today.” Asked how he would describe the Republican Party as he sees it “today,” Bush said during Tuesday’s “Today” show interview, “I would…

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