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Trump setting stage to declare emergency around midterms, former White House attorney says
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For perspective on what President Trump is trying to achieve with Thursday night's speech, the limits of his authority and the potential consequences for future elections, Geoff Bennett spoke with Ty Cobb. He was a White House attorney in the first Trump administration, managing the response to special counsel Robert Mueller's probe into alleged Russian election interference.
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Now, for perspective on what the president is trying to achieve with tonight's speech, the limits of his authority, and the potential consequences for future elections, we turn now to Ty Cobb, an attorney who served as the special counsel during the first Trump administration.
Democrats warn of a Trump election takeover. What’s really happening?
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Democrats are reaching DEFCON 1 levels of alarm about President Donald Trumpâs efforts to influence the coming election.
âAll the signals are flashing red,â wrote Democratic strategist and CNN political analyst David Axelrod in a post on X.
âOn the square, the @GOP would take a beating this fall, largely because of Trumpâs unpopularity,â Axelrod said, âSo heâs setting up Plan Bâdo whatever you need to do to win. Anything. Anyone who says âWell, he wouldnât do THATâ hasnât paid attention.â
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Donald Trump removes final members of independent US election commission
The dismissals leave the federal election body vacant as Trump presses for broader changes to US voting rules.
President Donald Trump has removed the last remaining members of an independent federal commission that helps support United States elections, leaving the bipartisan body with no sitting commissioners.
The White House confirmed the news on Friday, with only months to spare before November’s midterm elections.
“The President, and head of the Executive Branch, reserves the right to remove individuals that may not be totally aligned with the important task of securing America’s elections,” the White House said in a statement.
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