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New York Times: Mike Rogers Prioritizes "Loyalty to Trump" After Trump Convinced Him To Run for Senate a Second Time
LANSING, Michigan, Aug. 11 -- The Michigan Democratic Party issued the following news release:
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New York Times: Mike Rogers Prioritizes "Loyalty to Trump" After Trump Convinced Him To Run for Senate a Second Time
Rogers' shift towards total fealty to Trump over Michiganders clear as he pushes election denialism claims he used to condemn
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Breaking reporting from The New York Times reveals that corrupt multimillionaire Mike Rogers is prioritizing "loyalty to Trump" after "Trump convinced him to get back on the campaign trail," including pushing false claims of stolen elections that he
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LANSING, Michigan, Aug. 11 -- The Michigan Democratic Party issued the following news release:
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New York Times: Mike Rogers Prioritizes "Loyalty to Trump" After Trump Convinced Him To Run for Senate a Second Time
Rogers' shift towards total fealty to Trump over Michiganders clear as he pushes election denialism claims he used to condemn
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Breaking reporting from The New York Times reveals that corrupt multimillionaire Mike Rogers is prioritizing "loyalty to Trump" after "Trump convinced him to get back on the campaign trail," including pushing false claims of stolen elections that heused to condemn.
According to The New York Times, Rogers said at a campaign event that he decided to run again only after "The president called and said, 'Mike, I need you to do this. I need you in the Senate.'" Since then, Rogers has done Trump's bidding at the expense of Michiganders, including suggesting that "further scrutiny of the 2020 election was warranted" and "voting irregularities sank his first Senate bid two years ago," while pledging to rubber stamp all of Trump's cost-raising policies.
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New York Times: Michigan Senate Candidate, a Former Trump Critic, Shifts Toward Election Skepticism
* [A]s he aims to return to Washington, in a Senate race considered key to control of that chamber, Mr. Rogers has become an election skeptic. Minutes after the president's recent speech filled with outlandish accusations about voting fraud -- including a debunked claim about Michigan ballots -- Mr. Rogers weighed in, suggesting that further scrutiny of the election was warranted.
* "I am thankful for President Trump's commitment to transparency," Mr. Rogers said on his social media accounts. "The news coming out of the White House tonight is deeply troubling -- especially that of a voter fraud scheme right here in Michigan."
* Mr. Rogers has also suggested that voting irregularities sank his Senate bid two years ago -- based on an unproven claim about late-arriving Detroit ballots that Mr. Trump has amplified and that echoed accusations made by election deniers in 2020.
* [...] "Now he's toeing the MAGA line," said former Representative Fred Upton, a Michigan Republican who served with Mr. Rogers in the House and calls him a friend. "I don't want to speculate on his motives for talking about the 2020 election, but that election is over. The 2024 election is over."
* [...] Mr. Rogers's campaign did not provide any evidence to back up his claim about his 2024 defeat.
* Mr. Rogers now faces the newly minted Democratic nominee, Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, a former public health official from the left wing of his party, in the November election. Mr. Trump said earlier this week that Dr. El-Sayed had "a real shot" in a state he claimed was riddled with voter fraud. "Get ready for another Rigged Election," he said.
* [...] The editorial board of The Detroit Free Press reported in June 2024 that when it asked the Senate candidate whether Mr. Biden won the 2020 election, he refused to answer -- a sign of Mr. Rogers's newfound loyalty to Mr. Trump.
* Mr. Rogers won the primary two months later but narrowly lost to Elissa Slotkin, a Democrat, even as Mr. Trump carried the state. Weeks later, an aide to the president-elect quashed speculation that Mr. Rogers was under consideration for F.B.I. director amid a backlash from MAGA influencers, who saw the former intelligence official who had worked for CNN as part of the loathed "deep state."
* But after Senator Gary Peters, a Michigan Democrat, announced his retirement in January 2025, Mr. Rogers said Mr. Trump convinced him to get back on the campaign trail.
* "The president called and said, 'Mike, I need you to do this. I need you in the Senate, and here's the only thing I'm going to ask you: win,'" Mr. Rogers told a Republican group in Muskegon, Mich., in October 2025, according to video reviewed by The Times.
* At that same event, Mr. Rogers cast doubt on the legitimacy of Ms. Slotkin's victory, referring to a van carrying ballots that "showed up" in Detroit the morning after the election. He gave the same account at another event earlier that month and said those ballots had "swung the election." His comments about the van were previously reported by The Detroit News.
* "Mike Rogers knows better," said Christopher Thomas, who served as Michigan's elections director for more than three decades before becoming an adviser to voting officials in Detroit. "Mike Rogers knows no one stole the election from him in 2024, and he knows full well no one stole the election from Trump in 2020."
* This year, Mr. Rogers is running not just with the president's endorsement but also with the help of many of his closest associates. His current campaign team includes Chris LaCivita, a co-manager of Mr. Trump's 2024 campaign; Katie Walsh Shields, Mr. Trump's former deputy chief of staff; and Tony Fabrizio, a pollster and senior adviser to the president.
* [...] Linda Lee Tarver, a Republican activist in Michigan who backed Mr. Trump's attempt to overturn the 2020 election, said she did not blame Mr. Rogers for opposing those efforts six years ago. "He didn't have all the information," she said. Ms. Tarver also suggested that Mr. Rogers's view of that vote might have changed after his loss in the 2024 Senate race.
* "We know in our hearts that he won," said Ms. Tarver, who is serving on Mr. Rogers's campaign coalition of religious leaders. "Tell me, how would you feel about losing by 19,000 votes in a state with illegal voting? That had to have changed his view."
* [...] Mr. Trump remains fixated on voting fraud and has seized on Mr. Rogers's claim about his defeat in the 2024 Senate race. In a speech to the Detroit Economic Club in January, the president asserted Mr. Rogers "won" a Senate seat two years ago and said, "I think they took that away from you last time."
* "They rigged the election on you," he added.
* Mr. Rogers posted the president's remarks on X and featured them in a fund-raising appeal.
* When the two men campaigned together last month in Michigan, Mr. Trump said, "I happen to think he won last time."
* [...] Mr. Trump then called up John James, a Republican candidate for governor, to the stage. "Thank you Mr. President for coming back to Michigan, where you've won three times," Mr. James said. (Mr. Trump carried the state in 2016 and 2024 but lost in 2020.)
* Mr. Rogers stood to Mr. James's right, his hands clasped.
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Original text here: https://michigandems.com/new-york-times-mike-rogers-prioritizes-loyalty-to-trump-after-trump-convinced-him-to-run-for-senate-a-second-time/
NRCC: Texas-Sized Jobs Boom, No Thanks to Vicente Gonzalez
WASHINGTON, Aug. 11 -- The National Republican Congressional Committee posted the following news:
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Texas-Sized Jobs Boom, No Thanks to Vicente Gonzalez
Thanks to President Trump and House Republicans' America First agenda, another company is investing billions in a manufacturing campus that will create nearly 500 skilled jobs and roughly 2,000 construction jobs.
While Democrat Vicente Gonzalez clings to the failed globalist policies that shipped American jobs and critical supply chains overseas, President Trump and Republicans are bringing them roaring back to Texas!
"Under President
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 11 -- The National Republican Congressional Committee posted the following news:
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Texas-Sized Jobs Boom, No Thanks to Vicente Gonzalez
Thanks to President Trump and House Republicans' America First agenda, another company is investing billions in a manufacturing campus that will create nearly 500 skilled jobs and roughly 2,000 construction jobs.
While Democrat Vicente Gonzalez clings to the failed globalist policies that shipped American jobs and critical supply chains overseas, President Trump and Republicans are bringing them roaring back to Texas!
"Under PresidentTrump and House Republicans, Made in America means Made in Texas. If it were up to Vicente Gonzalez, this investment and these jobs would be packed up and shipped overseas." - NRCC Spokesman Christian Martinez
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Original text here: https://www.nrcc.org/2026/08/10/texas-sized-jobs-boom-no-thanks-to-vicente-gonzalez/
NRCC: Texas-Sized Jobs Boom, No Thanks to Johnny Garcia
WASHINGTON, Aug. 11 -- The National Republican Congressional Committee posted the following news:
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Texas-Sized Jobs Boom, No Thanks to Johnny Garcia
Thanks to President Trump and House Republicans' America First agenda, another company is investing billions in a manufacturing campus that will create nearly 500 skilled jobs and roughly 2,000 construction jobs.
While Democrat Johnny Garcia clings to the failed globalist policies that shipped American jobs and critical supply chains overseas, President Trump and Republicans are bringing them roaring back to Texas!
"Under President Trump
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 11 -- The National Republican Congressional Committee posted the following news:
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Texas-Sized Jobs Boom, No Thanks to Johnny Garcia
Thanks to President Trump and House Republicans' America First agenda, another company is investing billions in a manufacturing campus that will create nearly 500 skilled jobs and roughly 2,000 construction jobs.
While Democrat Johnny Garcia clings to the failed globalist policies that shipped American jobs and critical supply chains overseas, President Trump and Republicans are bringing them roaring back to Texas!
"Under President Trumpand House Republicans, Made in America means Made in Texas. If it were up to Johnny Garcia, this investment and these jobs would be packed up and shipped overseas." - NRCC Spokesman Christian Martinez
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Original text here: https://www.nrcc.org/2026/08/10/texas-sized-jobs-boom-no-thanks-to-johnny-garcia/
ICYMI: NRCC Opens Las Vegas Battlestation
WASHINGTON, Aug. 11 -- The National Republican Congressional Committee posted the following news:
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ICYMI: The NRCC Opens Las Vegas Battlestation
In case you missed it, the National Republican Congressional Committee opened the Las Vegas Battlestation to give Marty O'Donnell the volunteers, voter-contact operation, and on-the-ground firepower needed to defeat crooked Susie Lee in November.
Read more here (https://thenevadaglobe.com/articles/the-cavalry-has-arrived-nrcc-opens-las-vegas-battle-station-to-retire-susie-lee/) or read excerpts below.
THE CAVALRY HAS ARRIVED: NRCC Opens Las
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 11 -- The National Republican Congressional Committee posted the following news:
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ICYMI: The NRCC Opens Las Vegas Battlestation
In case you missed it, the National Republican Congressional Committee opened the Las Vegas Battlestation to give Marty O'Donnell the volunteers, voter-contact operation, and on-the-ground firepower needed to defeat crooked Susie Lee in November.
Read more here (https://thenevadaglobe.com/articles/the-cavalry-has-arrived-nrcc-opens-las-vegas-battle-station-to-retire-susie-lee/) or read excerpts below.
THE CAVALRY HAS ARRIVED: NRCC Opens LasVegas Battle Station to Retire Susie Lee
The Nevada Globe
August 7, 2026
National Republicans are putting down roots in Southern Nevada, opening a new NRCC "BattleStation" with Republican congressional nominee Marty O'Donnell as the party turns one of America's closest House districts into a full-scale offensive.
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The Battlestation will give O'Donnell's campaign a permanent base to recruit volunteers, organize voter outreach and build the turnout operation required to defeat Democrat Rep. Susie Lee.
National Republicans are not merely placing Lee's name on another Washington target list. They are placing people, resources and organization directly in her backyard.
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The new office represents the latest stage of an increasingly aggressive Republican campaign in Nevada's Third Congressional District.
The NRCC added O'Donnell to its MAGA Majority program in April, providing the former small-business owner and composer behind the Halo and Destiny video-game franchises with national support and campaign resources.
"Marty O'Donnell is ready to finish the fight for Nevada families who are tired of being ignored by crooked Susie Lee," NRCC Spokesman Christian Martinez said when the committee announced O'Donnell's selection.
President Donald Trump endorsed O'Donnell before the Republican primary, describing him as an America First candidate who would create jobs, cut taxes, reduce regulations and defend No Tax on Tips.
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Original text here: https://www.nrcc.org/2026/08/10/icymi-the-nrcc-opens-las-vegas-battlestation/
ICYMI: Democratic Voters Who Used to Back Susan Collins Aren't So Sure Anymore [Washington Post]
WASHINGTON, Aug. 11 -- The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee posted the following news release:
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ICYMI: Democratic Voters Who Used to Back Susan Collins Aren't So Sure Anymore [Washington Post]
2020 Collins/Biden Voter: "I feel like she only votes against her party when she knows it doesn't count"
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In case you missed it, Mainers who "used to back Susan Collins" are quickly abandoning her and have a "very different impression of [her]" after she voted with Trump 96% of the time and provided the "key" and "pivotal" vote to advance Republicans' toxic plan that is spiking Mainers'
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 11 -- The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee posted the following news release:
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ICYMI: Democratic Voters Who Used to Back Susan Collins Aren't So Sure Anymore [Washington Post]
2020 Collins/Biden Voter: "I feel like she only votes against her party when she knows it doesn't count"
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In case you missed it, Mainers who "used to back Susan Collins" are quickly abandoning her and have a "very different impression of [her]" after she voted with Trump 96% of the time and provided the "key" and "pivotal" vote to advance Republicans' toxic plan that is spiking Mainers'health insurance costs and ripping away health care.
After serving as a "reliable vote" who "never let the Republicans down," Maine voters are telling Collins to "hit the road" and are "clamoring for generational change" as she faces a "strained [...] relationship" with "the moderate Democrats and liberal-leaning independents who have been core to her victories."
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The Washington Post: Democratic voters who used to back Susan Collins aren't so sure anymore
* Susan Collins, the Republican senator and political powerhouse, has built her victories in this blue state on voters like Kim Bridgham.
* "I just gave her the benefit of the doubt," the 62-year-old Democrat said of her decision to vote for Collins in 2020, while simultaneously backing Democrat Joe Biden. "I tend to be somewhat moderate, and I used to believe that she was a moderate."
* But the shock-and-awe second presidency of Donald Trump has shaken Bridgham and left her with a very different impression of Collins. Like other Democrats, Bridgham has been aghast at the president's aggressive deployment of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, as well as his expansive use of executive power that she said is eroding democratic checks and balances. In July, an ICE agent shot and killed a 26-year-old Colombian immigrant and delivery driver during a traffic stop only 10 miles away, in Biddeford, igniting a debate about ICE's presence in the state.
* Bridgham attended an emergency town hall meeting in nearby Scarborough last week as council members debated how or whether to evict the ICE processing center. The facility -- where the ICE agent who shot the immigrant began his day -- is now the target of weekly protests at a neighboring doughnut shop while a smaller contingent protests outside the office park full time.
* "I'm horrified that some young father who's just trying to provide for his family just got basically gunned down in the street," Bridgham said.
* The shooting is just the latest event in the second Trump administration that's strained the relationship between the senator and the moderate Democrats and liberal-leaning independents who have been core to her victories, according to interviews with more than two dozen Maine voters. The high cost of goods and gas -- and a sluggish economy -- also pose a challenge as Collins runs for a sixth term against Troy Jackson, the former state Senate president [...]
* The 73-year-old senator is battling the 58-year-old Jackson at a time when Democratic voters in particular have been clamoring for generational change and are skeptical of older incumbents, following Joe Biden's disastrous exit from the 2024 presidential race.
* Split-ticket voters [...] have struggled to see her in the same light in Trump's more aggressive second term. The high-profile times she's broken with Trump [...] have not been enough for them, given she usually votes with her party.
* "When she voted for RFK Jr., I totally lost it," Bridgham said of the vaccine skeptic who now leads the nation's health agencies. "I feel like she only votes against her party when she knows it doesn't count."
* [...] Collins won by running up epic margins in Maine's rural areas and peeling off voters from a core group of ticket splitters along Maine's more liberal coast. Third-party candidates -- who will not be on the ballot this time -- also garnered a significant chunk of voters who may have otherwise voted for the Democrat.
* Jackson has said he hopes to win over these voters by contrasting his record with hers. He's also slammed her for supporting billions of supplementary funding for ICE. A super PAC aligned with Senate Democrats is attacking her on the issue on the air, saying she wrote the bill that funded ICE.
* Just 6 percent of likely voters who identify as Democrats and 42 percent of independents plan to vote for Collins in the fall, according to a recent University of New Hampshire poll. That would be lower than how Collins has performed with the groups historically. Overall, 49 percent of likely voters said they planned to vote for Jackson, with 46 percent backing Collins, and 3 percent saying they are undecided. Polls in Maine have been notoriously unreliable, however.
* Up the coast, in Penobscot, Margaret Shaw, a 74-year-old retired teacher, said she plans to vote against Collins in November.
* The Democrat once consistently supported Collins, whom she regarded as part of a "sisterhood" that defended women's rights. Shaw was upset ahead of 2020 after Collins voted to confirm Kavanaugh, but she recalls sticking with her because she did not know enough about Sara Gideon, the Democrat and former state House speaker running against her.
* "That put the crack in the teapot," she said of Collins's Kavanaugh vote.
* In the second Trump administration, Shaw has gotten far more involved with politics. She watches the news every night and religiously reads alarming summaries of the Trump administration's actions from historian and popular Substacker Heather Cox Richardson. Her weekly sewing circle and her book club mostly talk about politics.
* "I'm watching the country devolve before my eyes, and so I'm far more vocal and I'm thinking about it," she said.
* Shaw, who calls the senator's office often to voice her opinion, wishes Collins would break with Trump more forcefully.
* "Can't she speak out? Can't she be like John McCain?" she asked.
* Others are thinking more about their bank accounts as they weigh their votes.
* "She's taking money from other people and she's not giving it to us poor people," said Theresa Boisot, 56, an independent voter who backed Collins in 2020 and Donald Trump in 2024.
* Boisot, who receives disability payments and lives in Westbrook, said she regretted her vote for Trump, who she said has not done enough to help the economy.
* "I just don't like Trump, and I don't like Susan Collins, and I think they both need to hit the road," she said.
* Beth Hutchinson, a 58-year-old independent voter from Brooklin, said she is not sure if she will vote for Collins again in the fall.
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Original text here: https://www.dscc.org/article/icymi-democratic-voters-who-used-to-back-susan-collins-arent-so-sure-anymore-washington-post/
Democratic Governors Association: Investigation Reveals Kansas Carpetbagger Zach Lahn's Lies About His Iowa Residency
WASHINGTON, Aug. 11 -- The Democratic Governors Association posted the following news:
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New Investigation Reveals Kansas Carpetbagger Zach Lahn's Lies About His Iowa Residency
New investigative reporting from The Daily Beast reveals that Zach Lahn has been living in a mansion in Kansas for years and has taken great lengths to hide his residency from voters. According to the report, Lahn transferred his Wichita property "to an LLC in what appeared to be a move meant to hide his ownership-and true residency-as he planned to run for governor" in Iowa, hundreds of miles away.
The Daily Beast
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 11 -- The Democratic Governors Association posted the following news:
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New Investigation Reveals Kansas Carpetbagger Zach Lahn's Lies About His Iowa Residency
New investigative reporting from The Daily Beast reveals that Zach Lahn has been living in a mansion in Kansas for years and has taken great lengths to hide his residency from voters. According to the report, Lahn transferred his Wichita property "to an LLC in what appeared to be a move meant to hide his ownership-and true residency-as he planned to run for governor" in Iowa, hundreds of miles away.
The Daily Beastalso found that Lahn has "never claimed any property in Iowa as his primary residence", noting that when Lahn refinanced his Iowa property in 2021, he "waived the Iowa Homestead Tax Credit, a sign that they do not consider the Iowa property to be their primary home."
Lahn's flight records reveal that "he regularly flies in and out of Wichita to attend [campaign events]" in Iowa, including a flight "to Des Moines to submit his paperwork for his nomination at the State Capitol."
This bombshell reporting comes after new polling in Iowa found that 76 percent of respondents believe that it is important for a gubernatorial candidate to have lived in Iowa for most of their adult life.
The Daily Beast (https://www.thedailybeast.com/maga-iowa-gov-candidate-zach-lahn-busted-living-in-luxury-out-of-state/): MAGA Gov Candidate Busted Living in Luxury Out of State
* A MAGA governor hopeful has secretly been living in a multimillion-dollar mansion hundreds of miles away from the state he wants to run, contradicting his humble farmer claims.
* Zach Lahn, the Trump-endorsed candidate in the Iowa gubernatorial race, has actually been living in Kansas for years, in a $2 million mansion, not in Iowa as he claims, a Daily Beast investigation can reveal.
* In 2024, Lahn and his wife Annie, the ex-daughter-in-law of billionaire donor Charles Koch, purchased their Wichita property, which he later transferred to an LLC in what appeared to be a move meant to hide his ownership--and true residency--as he planned to run for governor a few states over.
* Lahn also owns property in Iowa, having bought his great-grandmother's farm in his hometown of Belle Plaine, but there does not appear to be any indication that he treats this as a primary residence.
* Records reviewed by the Daily Beast indicate that he has never claimed any property in Iowa as his primary residence. When he refinanced the Iowa property in 2021, he and Annie waived the Iowa Homestead Tax Credit, a sign that they do not consider the Iowa property to be their primary home.
* Flight records also reveal that while Lahn, a licensed pilot who owns his own plane, travels to and from campaign events, he regularly flies in and out of Wichita to attend those events.
* These flights include his trip from Wichita to his "hometown" in June for a campaign event. He even flew from Wichita to Des Moines to submit his paperwork for his nomination at the State Capitol.
* Voting records also show that Lahn has voted in Kansas elections in the 2018, 2020 and 2022 cycles.
* Lahn, a graduate of the University of Colorado, worked for years in Republican politics in Colorado and Montana in his early adult life.
* Before getting married, [Lahn and his wife] co-founded and still sit on the board of the Wonder School, an unorthodox, for-profit K-12 school in Wichita that boasts that it "doesn't hire teachers." Tuition currently costs $10,000 a year, and after graduation, only about a third of students go on to attend a 4-year college.
* In addition to his luxury mansion in Kansas, Lahn sold his multimillion-dollar mansion in Whitefish, Montana in October. The house, which was valued just under $5 million dollars last year, was described online as a "ski-in, ski-out mansion" that came equipped with an outdoor spa and hot tub. He still owns a plot of land on the same road.
* But with his apparent strong roots in Kansas and Montana, it remains unclear why Lahn chose Iowa to launch his political career.
* As it relates to the carpetbagging accusations, a recent poll from Emerson College found that 76 percent of Iowa voters said it is important that a candidate has lived in the state for most of their adult life.
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Original text here: https://democraticgovernors.org/updates/new-investigation-reveals-kansas-carpetbagger-zach-lahns-lies-about-his-iowa-residency/
"It's Definitely Expensive": As NC Families Face Soaring Grocery Bills, Michael Whatley Doubles Down On Policies Driving Up Costs
RALEIGH, North Carolina, Aug. 11 -- The North Carolina Democratic Party posted the following news:
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"It's Definitely Expensive": As NC Families Face Soaring Grocery Bills, Michael Whatley Doubles Down On Policies Driving Up Costs
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As North Carolina families face skyrocketing food and grocery costs, DC insider Michael Whatley has doubled down on his support for policies that are driving up groceries costs.
GROCERY PRICES ARE SKYROCKETING FOR NC FAMILIES:
WTVD: "Another Raleigh resident said he has already made cuts. 'I don't know what more I can do to save money -let's put it that way,'
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RALEIGH, North Carolina, Aug. 11 -- The North Carolina Democratic Party posted the following news:
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"It's Definitely Expensive": As NC Families Face Soaring Grocery Bills, Michael Whatley Doubles Down On Policies Driving Up Costs
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As North Carolina families face skyrocketing food and grocery costs, DC insider Michael Whatley has doubled down on his support for policies that are driving up groceries costs.
GROCERY PRICES ARE SKYROCKETING FOR NC FAMILIES:
WTVD: "Another Raleigh resident said he has already made cuts. 'I don't know what more I can do to save money -let's put it that way,'said the shopper, identified only as Bill."
WLOS: "'It's so upsetting. I don't know how families do it -I can't do it,' Asheville resident Barb Lutz said. 'I'm cutting back on things, and I definitely don't buy organic anymore.'"
WITN: "'Prices are too high. They've never been this high in our lives,' shopper Bobby Gorham said. 'I'm definitely buying certain things less.'"
MEANWHILE, WHATLEY CONTINUES TO BACK POLICIES THAT ARE MAKING GROCERIES COST MORE:
Salisbury Post: "Whatley also said that he supported tariffs for consumer goods even if they raised costs for the average American family."
PBS: Higher prices for gas, groceries and flights will outlast Iran war, analysts say
National Journal: "Former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Whatley, supports the president's trade efforts, saying that the administration's tariff policy is 'record-setting in terms of its effectiveness.'"
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Original text here: https://www.ncdp.org/media/its-definitely-expensive-as-nc-families-face-soaring-grocery-bills-michael-whatley-doubles-down-on-policies-driving-up-costs/
