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Lemire: Trump-Musk Feud Could Be A Fracture That Reshapes The Republican Party, Or We'll Move On To Something Else
Joe" guest host Jonathan Lemire contemplates the meaning of the Trump-Musk feud for the political world. JONATHAN LEMIRE, 'ATLANTIC' CONTRIBUTOR, 'MORNING JOE' CO-HOST: There was sort of as a shield,
'Whatever': Elon Musk responds to Trump's criticism of his opposition to GOP bill
Elon Musk took to social media to respond to President Trump's criticism of his opposition to the Republican's spending bill. NBC News' Kelly O'Donnell reports from the White House on how the relationship between the president and billionaire could be straining over the "Big,
FOX News host Jesse Watters gives his take on the "big, beautiful beef" between President Donald Trump and Elon Musk on ...
Elon Musk bet around $300 million on Donald Trump's campaign, gaining unprecedented access to the Republican president's ...
From centrists worried about Medicaid cuts to conservative hard-liners demanding steeper spending reductions, Senate GOP ...
Musk attacked Trump directly over his signature spending bill for the first time Thursday, sparking an explosive ...
Jennings tried to capture the sentiment felt by the Republican Party watching the feud while taking part in a panel on “The ...
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Musk 'to start his own 3rd party' as ex-Trump staffer predicts huge shift in political landscapeAnthony Scaramucci, former White House Communications Director, predicted during a live edition of his podcast "The Rest Is ...
As the Russian president slow-walks peace talks, GOP leaders hope to pressure their own president into taking a tougher ...
For decades, Democrats were widely regarded as the party of the middle class. But polls show that is changing.
Jake Paul has urged Elon Musk and President Donald Trump to end their very public feud and has called for more maturity from ...
Latter-day Saint voters are less overwhelmingly Republican than they once were but have warmed to President Donald Trump ...
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Plus, the Bureau of Labor Statistics' jobs numbers for May is forecast to indicate 120,000 new payrolls added, which is considered a healthy figure but falls below the 12-month average.
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