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Pressure Works: Protesters Forced A Probe Into Kushner’s Resort, The House Voted To End Trump’s War, and His Peace…

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  Thank you for being in this with us. If you want to do even more, consider upgrading to a Founding Member or gifting a subscription today to pull one more person into the fight. Pressure Works: Protesters Forced A Probe Into Kushner’s Resort, The House Voted To End Trump’s War, and His Peace Board Went Broke So much for the dealmaker Scott Dworkin Jun 5 Here’s something they never want you to feel on a Friday—hope, with real momentum behind it. The regime runs on wearing us down, burying us so deep in bad news we’re ready to quit. So let’s deny them the satisfaction. Hit the ❤️ like button and re-stack this edition now—every tap drags the truth past the spin machine and onto the screen of someone who’s been told to give up. That’s not a gesture—that’s how we win our country back. And if you’re not yet a paid subscriber, join us. This is not just a newsletter. It’s a newsroom and a resistance operation. We’ve driven more than 745,000 calls and letters to Congress. We flood social ...
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Morning Digest: Why Lindsey Graham may be worried about a primary upset

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  Morning Digest: Why Lindsey Graham may be worried about a primary upset Despite becoming a MAGA lackey, the South Carolina Republican remains unloved by the base David Nir and Jeff Singer Jun 5 Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina. (Credit: Lindsey Graham Facebook) Leading Off SC-Sen Allies of South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham have now spent over $10 million to help him fend off wealthy businessman Mark Lynch in next week’s Republican primary, while the well-funded incumbent has spent months attacking his opponent. Graham and Lynch, though, may have to keep slugging it out for another two weeks, according to a new poll of this rarely surveyed contest. The Citadel, the famed Charleston military academy that polls its home state twice a year, finds Graham leading Lynch 46-36 , with the remaining 18% saying they’re undecided. Because candidates need to win a majority of the vote to avert a runoff, four minor Republicans on the ballot may get enough support to force ...
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