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2026-10-17 15:17
The right isn't covering this
Can money win a midterm race?
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2 outlets · Left 2 · Center 0 · Right 0
How each side titled it
No right-side outlet ran this
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While the right was silent here, it led with…
- The Daily WireRight
Katie Zacharia Makes First Remarks After Leaving White House - The Daily Wire
15 right outlets ran this → - Fox NewsRight
‘Well, it worked’: Elon Musk on Tesla ‘flying car’
12 right outlets ran this → - TownhallRight
Mother of Oregon Elementary School Shooter Says He Was a Good Kid. No, He Was a Monster.
9 right outlets ran this →
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First reported by Vox (Left); 2 outlets over 18h.
Vox · +18h NPR
What each side is saying
- VoxLeft
Republicans are spending so much money trying to define Texas Senate candidate James Talarico, but he’s been successful in raising money to get his message to Texans individually.
Watch at youtube.com → - NPRLean left
Campaign ad spending has topped $10 billion this election cycle, as voters struggle to afford groceries and gas.
Read at npr.org →
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