Inflation, Gas Prices, Data Centers, Midterms.
In Georgia, Republican strategists are privately discussing whether the Senate race has drifted beyond the party’s reach.
In Kansas, Vice President JD Vance campaigned for a Senate Republican, even though a Democrat there has not been elected to the chamber since 1932.
In Nebraska, a new Republican super PAC just sprang up to spend to defend a billionaire incumbent.
And across the country, President Trump’s political operation is suddenly investing in what once appeared to be bright-red Senate races and House districts, including several in Texas that his party claimed to have safely gerrymandered only a year ago.
Inflation is the worst tax on the poor, and the poor are being taxed mercilessly. As prices continue to rise there doesn’t seem to be any relief in sight for the millions of people struggling with household expenses like never before. If the Middle East conflict boils over and threatens to create a larger regional conflict and that would really put a squeeze on energy resources sending prices even higher.
