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Republicans took Hispanics for granted. Now Democrats are using them to flip the House
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Democrats are changing their transgender message. Republicans say they’re just flip-flopping
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Hispanic Heritage Month arrives at a decisive moment. We are weeks from an election that will decide control of Congress, and one question will define the outcome more than almost any other: Can Republicans hold the Hispanic voters who delivered them historic gains in 2024?
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South Carolina Democratic Senate nominee Annie Andrews now opposes biological males in women's sports, but Republicans highlight her 2022 comments.
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