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Trump had a poor showing in the New Hampshire Republican primary.
Trump struggled among independent voters, which could be a problem in the general election.
Trump's base supports him, but his appeal beyond that base is limited.

Elise Stefanik warns of #StoptheSteal in 2024 election.
Stefanik implies the Supreme Court should rule 9-0 on an issue regarding Trump's appearance on the ballot.
Republican party may challenge election results if Trump loses, learning from the past.

Livestream event at 7:30 ET for Nevada Caucus Watch Party on racket.news with hosts in Las Vegas.
Unusual events in past elections, like Nikki Haley's loss, add intrigue to the 2024 presidential season.
Author will be at the Trump watch party for the Nevada caucus, adding to the unpredictable nature of American politics.

The GOP faced disunity over a failed motion to censure Rep. Adam Schiff.
Speaker Kevin McCarthy struggled to control his caucus as 20 GOP members voted against the motion.
The vote revealed cracks in GOP leadership and potential challenges in passing legislation later in the year.

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Republican-led states are declining federal funds meant to feed hungry kids, showcasing a concerning trend of prioritizing political agenda over the well-being of children.
Instances of states like Missouri and Nebraska refusing funding to address child hunger highlight a larger issue of incompetence and lack of compassion within certain GOP-run administrations.
Governor Kim Reynolds of Iowa made a shocking statement suggesting that poor kids in her state do not need food aid during the summer because they are supposedly obese, emphasizing a disturbing lack of empathy in policies affecting vulnerable children.

The Montana GOP is using flashy attacks on the LGBTQ community to cover for a land grab.
Governor Gianforte is focused on exploiting Montana's lands and resources for the carbon economy.
Montana's history of disasters linked to exploitation warns against using bigotry to distract from environmental concerns.

The Republican party is conducting a sustained attack on the citizenship rights of certain Americans.
There is a historical struggle over the concept of citizenship and who gets to be considered a citizen in America.
The erosion of birthright citizenship is a real concern and has significant implications for the political landscape.

Chaos erupted among Senate Republicans during the debate on the bipartisan border bill.
House GOP is divided on following former President Donald Trump's direction or passing generational legislation.
Senate Republicans faced heated discussions and screams during a closed-door meeting about the bill.