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Guardrails Alliance wrote in a memo, “Their deep pockets were supposed to make them a political powerhouse, but the unpopularity of their agenda and their funders have made them a liability instead.” | @whosknave
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thedispatch.com The Midterms’ Other Big Loser: AI Spending by pro-AI super PACs couldn’t overcome the industry’s image problem. “Having secured a governing trifecta in Harrisburg, Shapiro and fellow state Democrats are confident they can navigate the challenges of pursuing a progressive legislative agenda in what remains a battleground state without overreading their mandate.” | @GraysonLogue
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thedispatch.com Josh Shapiro Lays His 2028 Groundwork Close to Home How the Pennsylvania governor used the midterms to build political capital. “Whether Americans actually want what Democrats are selling—well, there’s another election just around the corner, and we’ll find out.” | Kevin D. Williamson
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thedispatch.com After the Midterms, It’s Ideological Trigonometry for the Democrats Democrats won the midterms with three different kinds of candidates. Keeping that coalition together could be more difficult than winning was. “The reality is that [Stephen] Miller, much like Trump himself, crashes through roadblocks and hurdles, paying no heed to the rules—not the rules of government, and not the rules of collegiality.” | @MichaelRWarren
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thedispatch.com Stephen Miller’s Wrecking Ball A new book shows how Trump’s aide tears things down—but then retreats from the damage he caused.