Senate contender Herschel Walker has a problem, no matter how much the Georgia Republican and his allies attempt to explain away allegations he paid for an ex-girlfriend’s abortion years ago.
Somebody somewhere a cable television news pundit, a talk radio host, your uncle is going to have predicted all along exactly what is going to happen in the midterm elections by the time all votes are counted Nov. 8, or at some point thereafter.
Mike Pompeo did something this month many prominent Republicans in his position stubbornly refused to do. Publicly, without arm-twisting, the former secretary of state leaned into his desire to run for president in 2024.
The Republican establishment, such that it is, took a beating in New Hampshire’s closely watched primaries and this time, they can’t pin the defeats (plural) on intervention by former President Donald Trump.