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Galloway's point: gas stations are essentially giant billboards reporting on the economy in real time, and you can't drive anywhere without seeing one.
Rob Sand, a Democrat running for Iowa governor, is openly arguing that neither major party "solves enough problems to deserve the special legal privileges they hold on our ballot."
Johnson said flat out that if Trump tells him not to seat Democrats who won their races, he'll do it anyway — "I'll do my job as Speaker of the House."
A Trump supporter told an interviewer he doesn't believe the Ukraine war is real — then couldn't explain what in the footage tipped him off that it was staged.
Dutch intelligence reportedly watched Kushner's compromised phone screen in real time and allegedly saw $2 billion from Saudi Arabia and the UAE flowing into accounts linked to him — including $1 billion described as for his personal benefit.
Obama got booed at his own campaign event — for bringing up AI and border security. His response: don't boo, vote.
Johnson, asked if he'd resist Trump ordering him not to seat Democrats, wouldn't say yes directly — just that he'll "do his job as Speaker" and that Trump has vowed to follow the law.
A Charlie Kirk Show host told Tim Miller on air that "nobody wanted Renee Good to die more than the left." Miller called it insane. The host doubled down.
A voter who says he backed the president now pays $100 every fill-up and is still waiting on the housing and family affordability promises that won his support in the first place.
Trump just told a crowd they'll "see Iran in a couple of weeks" — an offhand line that sounds like he's previewing some kind of post-midterm action against Tehran.
Roger Marshall just called the congregation of one of Kansas City's biggest churches "out of touch" big-government socialists — these are regular churchgoers he's describing, not political operatives.
The House Judiciary Democrats report claims Epstein introduced Trump to Melania and includes a new rape allegation — that Trump assaulted a 24-year-old and offered her a visa and NYU admission to stay quiet.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reversed its no-endorsements policy specifically because a Ramaswami ad used Amy Acton's childhood sexual abuse as a campaign attack — and endorsed Acton for governor in response.
Brazil's stock market dropped 30% after Lula won. Ben Meiselas says it was a coordinated sell-off by oligarchs to punish the country for electing the pro-democracy candidate — not a natural market reaction.
Harris says Trump called her name "complicated" publicly, but told her privately the day after the election that he pronounced it perfectly — like her mother did — and called it "a beautiful name."
Trump told a crowd he saw a clip of Texas Rep. James Talarico saying his favorite thing was "transgender children" — there's no such clip and Talarico never said it.
JD Vance trying to warn Kansas voters about Adam Hamilton and accidentally saying "Sexus" before correcting himself is not something you can script.
Vance's defense of putting "incumbent" next to Sullivan's name on Alaska ballots: "People are busy, people have lives, people have jobs."
Dade Phelan's point cuts through the noise: in 2018 no one was talking about skipping Ted Cruz, but now lifelong Republicans aren't just hesitating on Paxton — they're endorsing the Democrat.