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  Georgia’s Republican Nominee for Governor Deleted Donald Trump Rick Jackson’s campaign site dropped its pledge to work with the president, 27 days before Election Day. He joins a growing line of Republicans backing away from the mass deportation dragnet. Pablo Manríquez Oct 7 WASHINGTON — “ Deported or departed.” That was Rick Jackson’s promise to Georgia’s undocumented immigrants when he was running as Donald Trump’s man. With 29 days left before Georgians decide whether to make him governor, the Trump part is gone. Jackson’s campaign website used to feature his pledge to work with President Trump. It no longer does, Aaron Parnas scooped on Monday. Aaron Parnas @AaronParnas SCOOP: Georgia Republican candidate for Governor Rick Jackson quietly scrubbed Donald Trump's name from his website. Previously, his website featured his pledge to work with President Trump. Not any more. He didn't want voters noticing. We did. 4:44 PM · Oct 5, 2026 · 101K Views 33 Replies · 551 Repost...

  On Friday I showed you the two private prison companies tied to checks that went to at least nine Republicans running for Senate. Reading California’s new laws for today’s third story, I found the governor signed something else that day: a 25% tax, starting in 2028, on companies that run private immigration jails, and both of those companies run them in California. The companies ICE pays to lock people up are tied to checks for Republicans, and now a state will be sending them a bill. If that made you smile, become a Founding Member, or gift a subscription to someone who could use one. Trump Has The Government. Jack Smith Has The People. Also: a senator’s own forms, a justice’s oil stock, and the man suing federal agents. Plus, the 22 races that could decide the House. Scott Dworkin Oct 7   Thanks so much for joining me. Trump and his friends lost a few fights they expected to win, and I enjoyed writing up every minute of it. I need 10 seconds from you before we get to it. H...