Brandon Straka #WalkAway

I was at the White House today — and so was Zohran Mamdani 👀 I’ve been in DC all week meeting with elected officials about the midterms and the one thing everyone already knows but barely wants to say out loud: 👉 We are failing to inspire voters on affordability. Mamdani showed up with a socialist affordability message — and yeah, it’s destructive, unrealistic, and economically disastrous… But it IS a message. That’s the problem. Republicans need a clear, emotional, young-voter-friendly message on: •Cost of living •Home ownership •Debt •Better job markets •Why our policies can make life easier — not harder If we don’t speak directly to under-30 voters about their actual pain points, the Left will happily fill that silence for us. That’s why I’m here in DC — fighting against the socialists and fighting FOR YOU

Comey subpoenaed in Florida investigation. Reports say it relates to his role in a 2017 intelligence assessment on Russian election interference.

Jeffries’ stance looks selective. He pushes funding for some DHS roles while separating others, which critics say avoids the full issue.

Comey subpoenaed in federal investigation. A grand jury in Florida is seeking testimony tied to past Trump-related probes, shifting attention outside Washington, D.C.

Grand jury subpoena draws attention in federal probe. Reports indicate James Comey has been subpoenaed as part of an ongoing investigation tied to past Trump-related inquiries.

Stance blurs the line between education and advocacy. Teaching involves civic concepts, but saying it’s all politics risks prioritizing personal views over balanced instruction.

California project draws scrutiny over transparency. A new state office building is planned with significant cost, while reports note limited public details about the project.

Unexpected pamphlet sparks curiosity at Texas courthouse. A visitor noticed standard government materials—except one that stood out and raised questions.

Allies move to secure Strait of Hormuz. Multiple countries have pledged support for stability in the region amid rising tensions.

President Trump shares throwback video of 1929 New York. He suggests immigration policy plays a role in how cities look and function today.

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Crockett draws criticism over Trump claim. Her statement links pardons to drug trafficking policy, but critics argue it overgeneralizes without clear supporting data.

Kennedy proposes workaround for SAVE Act passage. He says reconciliation could allow it to pass with a simple majority instead of the usual 60-vote threshold.

Kennedy presses for Plan B on SAVE Act. He says reconciliation could be the path forward, arguing they won’t know if it works unless they try.

Texas lawmaker draws attention over dual role. He remains in the state House while also being a Senate candidate, now involved in decisions on discipline tied to last year’s quorum dispute.

Body of missing U.S. student found in Spain. Authorities say the University of Alabama student was discovered after going missing in Barcelona, with an investigation underway into what happened.

Saudi FM criticizes Iran’s role in region. He questions Iran’s actions toward neighboring countries, arguing they conflict with broader regional and Islamic interests.

Reports raise concern over execution in Iran. Sources claim a 19-year-old wrestler was executed amid a broader crackdown tied to protests, though details remain limited.

Rick Scott defends voter ID requirements. He says requiring proof of citizenship isn’t discriminatory and criticizes arguments against it.

Kennedy calls for backup plan on SAVE Act. He argues Republicans should try passing it through reconciliation with a simple majority if standard routes fail.

Kennedy pushes alternative path for SAVE Act. He says reconciliation could allow passage with a simple majority, avoiding the 60-vote hurdle in the Senate.