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conservativeintel.com | David Freddoso
The Briefing, Vol. XIII, Issue 15April 14, 2025This week:Trump has flipped the “empathy” numbers on DemocratsWhite House needs to figure out what tariffs are trying to accomplishPaxton vs. Cornyn could be the Right’s big fight of 2026OutlookPolling flip: When most people think of President Trump, “empathy” is probably not the first word that comes to mind. Yet he is changing the way people view his party.
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2 weeks ago |
conservativeintel.com | David Freddoso
The Briefing, Vol. XIII, Issue 14Apr. 7, 2025OutlookSplit decision: It was a tale of two elections. In Wisconsin, Republicans were clobbered. More on that below. But in Florida, they avoided the total derailment of President Trump’s agenda last week by winning two special elections for U.S. House. Republicans Jimmy Petronis and Randy Fine are replacing former Reps. Matt Gaetz (R) and Mike Waltz (R), respectively after each won by double-digits.
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3 weeks ago |
conservativeintel.com | David Freddoso
The Briefing, Vol. XIII, Issue 13Mar. 31, 2025This week:Republicans in danger of losing two key racesStefanik nomination withdrawn to save endangered House majorityTexas primary showdown: Cornyn trails Paxton in a hypothetical primary matchupOutlookComplacent Republicans: In victory, Republicans became complacent. It’s the only explanation that fits.
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1 month ago |
conservativeintel.com | David Freddoso
The Briefing, Vol. XIII, Issue 12This week:Mutiny on the TitanicDemocrats flood town halls to rage at their own“Right track” average hits highest point since mid-2009DemocratsDemocrats, having lost an election, their dominance of the media, and the sources of much of their funding, had planned to go back to basics.
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1 month ago |
conservativeintel.com | David Freddoso
The Briefing, Vol. XIII, Issue 11Mar. 17, 2025This Week: Dems’ popularity sinks to multi-decade lowShutdown avoided, which makes them rage even moreDemocrats’ Senate hopes dim further as Shaheen bows outOutlookShutdown showdown: Last week was poised to become an historic moment. Democrats, given the power to filibuster a government funding bill, were about to cause a government shutdown — a shutdown that would have been deliberately and unambiguously their fault and theirs alone.
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