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Initial vote counts in Mississippi and Alaska’s Senate races show the Democratic candidates with razor-thin leads over the Republicans. CBS News’ Fin Gómez discusses what’s next.
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🇺🇸RARE albino porcupine spotted in Vermont.
Wildlife experts put the odds of true albinism at only about 1 in 10,000 North American porcupines.
That makes it about as likely as Trump admitting his Iran war was a mistake…
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🚨🇺🇸 Democrats are about to offer Trump a deal he can’t afford to refuse… and it has nothing to do with impeachment
Justin Snyder, a Democratic strategist, says Trump’s legacy is tarnished after an unpopular war that just cost him the midterms, and since he can never run again, the same narcissism that got him into trouble could now push him to go legacy hunting and work with Democrats instead of vetoing everything.
The leverage is the investigations…
Democrats are already looking at crypto scams, the Qatari deal and prediction markets, and Justin says the message to Trump will be simple: we don’t want to embarrass you, so play ball on affordability.
Impeachment is off the table, because Trump has been the best asset Democrats have had since Obama, and leadership learned in the first term that it’s pointless without the votes in the Senate… which leaves Trump with two years, no election left to win, and a Congress that decides how hard those investigations go.
