In politics, timing is never random. And sometimes, it’s the silence between the words — or the delay before a signature — that speaks the loudest. At exactly 4 a.m. on August 1st, an economic pin dropped. It landed not in Washington, but across the northern border, echoing through Ottawa’s corridors of power and the [...]
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Poll Signals Generational Shift in Potential Future Senate Contest
A recent survey suggests a potential shift in voter preferences for a future Senate primary in New York, with a younger candidate significantly outpacing a long-serving incumbent in a hypothetical matchup. The poll, conducted among likely primary voters in New York, shows the younger challenger leading by 19 percentage points over the veteran senator. The [...]
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