Trust in U S elections edges up among GOP voters
A CEIR poll finds more GOP voters trust U S elections than a year ago yet many cling to unfounded fraud theories. Non Trump voters align more with independents and Democrats, while Florida Republicans show especially high confidence after 2022 results. Experts warn progress is fragile and stress voter education and verification measures to bolster trust.
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China foes growl beyond Taiwan in rising wolf warrior clash
Milley warned in Jakarta that China has become more aggressive over five years as Beijing expands influence globally. CIS figures say Beijing uses media power to shape opinion and policy, pressuring Australia and the US toward conformity. The piece notes propaganda tactics, calls for domestic production, and urges vigilance to defend自由.
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Republicans embrace culture wars while optics mask tax priorities
The House Education and Workforce Committee rename signals a broader GOP pivot from spending cuts toward cultural populism. Critics warn the shift echoes pre Trump era dynamics, aiming to win working class voters, while proposals like the Fair Tax Act promise a 30 percent national sales tax that would raise burdens on middle and lower incomes. Matthew Yglesias notes the party’s enduring maker taker divide and pro capital stance despite rhetorical changes.
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