David Feldman analyzes the 2026 midterm landscape, highlighting Trump’s record-low approval ratings and a significant shift in voter identification toward Democrats. He discusses the structural challenges Republicans face, including the "Trumpapalooza" rally in Dallas and the strategic dilemma of distancing from the president. Feldman also critiques the "Lincoln and Riley Act" and argues for electing democratic socialists to Congress to force progressive legislation. Finally, he identifies John Ossoff, Andy Beshear, and Roy Cooper as potential 2028 presidential frontrunners who can win in t…
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