There is a more significant concern about the economy than ever before, and voters believe Republicans will be able to fix it. A recent New York Times and Siena College survey reveals that most Americans are anxious about the economy.
The governor of Texas claims his state sent two buses of migrants to Vice President Kamala Harris’ mansion in the nation’s capital. The buses resulted in a Thursday early arrival of illegal migrants that stunned volunteers who claimed they weren’t prepared to greet them there.
The fate of the Biden proposal depends on the midterm elections this autumn. If Republicans capture either the House or the Senate, it would undoubtedly result in an impasse on significant tax issues, as the Republican Party’s anti-tax-increase attitude conflicts with Biden’s objectives.
Similarly, given Biden’s veto authority, it would be difficult for Republicans to reduce taxes, take back additional Internal Revenue Service budget, or reverse the handful of corporate tax increases enacted by Congress, say, experts.
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As Democrats try to close the gap, analysts cited a number of factors that are helping them. There are many reasons, including the fight over abortion access, a weak Republican candidate in a crucial race, investigations into former President Donald Trump, and a recent drop in gasoline prices. Republicans appeared more out of reach than last year in districts that Mr. Biden carried by at least ten percentage points.
With his growing clout among national Republicans, Ron DeSantis is taking his appeal on the road, participating in events for Senate and gubernatorial candidates in key races. GOP Gov. Ron DeSantis, often regarded as a potential presidential candidate in 2024, is stumping for America First Republicans in Arizona, Pennsylvania, and Ohio. As a result, he’s backing candidates endorsed by another prominent figure in ’24: Donald Trump. Later this month, the Republican governor DeSantis will host …