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By Nandita Bose, Steve Holland and Nathan Layne DALLAS, Sept 10 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump capped the first day of his Republican Party's first-ever midterm convention by proposing to pay every U.
Vice President JD Vance urged Republicans from several battleground states Thursday to “nationalize” their midterm elections this fall.
Will Republicans keep control of Congress after the 2026 midterms? Here's what new polls, predictions and Trump's convention speech reveal.
Working to keep the majority in Congress, Republicans at the midterm convention in Dallas are showcasing their chief legislative accomplishment — the sweeping package of tax breaks, social service cuts and immigration enforcement that President Donald Trump signed into law.
And yet, at a gathering that fans and foes alike had nicknamed the “Trump-a-palooza,” the president and his Republican allies spent more time whipping up fears about the specter of socialism, communism and even anarchy than they did trumpeting the successes of his administration.
Justice Brett Kavanaugh previously declined to approve the state’s GOP-friendly map. Then things got complicated.
Republicans faced widespread mocking from critics after a montage of controversial socialist streamer Hasan Piker displayed at the GOP’s midterm convention included a photo of Piker wearing only briefs.
According to the latest projections, the Social Security trust funds are expected to face depletion in the early 2030s.