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Yesterday in Michigan, Vice President Kamala Harris responded to a new independent analysis that found Donald Trump’s second term agenda would make Social Security insolvent in six years and slash benefits for seniors by a third. She said this agenda would be “catastrophic” for America’s seniors and illustrates how Trump “clearly does not understand the needs of working people.”read more

Trump's former Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats suspects the GOP candidate is being blackmailed by Putin. Bob Woodward this bomb while promoting his book,"War." During an interview on Tim Miller's The Bulwark Podcast, Woodward discussed how he spoke with former DNI Coats about Trump's relationship with Putin. Woodward said: "Coats who, for two and a half years was Trump's director of national intelligence, all the intelligence agencies, including the CIA, sees this.

Press Watch: MAGA is a virus and the press should be the vaccine. You Might Notice a Trend: Trump normalizing terror. The Debate Link: How awful they must be, to compel us to do such dreadful things. Rewire: 21-year-old activist Olivia Julianna is optimistic about Texas. McSweeney's: I'm an undecided hobbit, torn between a dark lord who promises an age of chaos and an elf queen whom I just wish i knew more about. This installment by Batocchio.

Here we go again with the same nonsense we heard from rapist Felon45 pretending he's now the "protector of women," when we're the ones that need protection from him. This time from shameless liar, Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC), who has already on numerous occasions defended Trump after he was found guilty of sexual assault, even though she's a rape victim herself. Here's Mace on Maria Bartiromo's Fox Business Network show going on a nonsensical anti-trans rant to attack Kamala Harris, while repeating Trump's ridiculous statement where he sounded exactly like the serial abuser that he is. BARTIROMO: What are you seeing on this election, Congresswoman, in terms of early voting?

WASHINGTON — Both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump see economic policy as their best chance to win Latino voters. But their approaches are very different. In an interview with Telemundo on Tuesday afternoon, Vice President Harris plans to highlight how her agenda would create more opportunities for Latino men — a strategy born out of roughly a dozen focus groups and polling. [time-brightcove not-tgx=”true”] The Democratic nominee intends to show off her plans to double the number of registered apprenticeships.

Will Donald Trump take on the education establishment in his second term?