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NRSC prioritizes pickup opportunities in Georgia, Michigan, and New Hampshire for 2026 midterms.
The NRSC sees Maine and North Carolina as difficult contests due to strong local dynamics.
Strategists cite economic messaging, including branding as the 'Working Families Tax Cut', to counter Democrats.
Democrats hold a lead in the generic ballot, according to RealClearPolitics polling data cited by the piece.
Tim Scott outlined a strategy focused on Trump’s tax-and-spending plan at a NRSC briefing.
Georgia is viewed as the strongest pickup opportunity by GOP operatives.
North Carolina faces tough matchups and high spending in the race to protect a GOP seat.
Maine could be difficult for Susan Collins after a contentious primary.
The NRSC leadership emphasizes messaging about opposition to a major tax bill.
The article notes heavy fundraising and strategic planning as campaigns gear up.

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Senator Tim Scott criticized a racist Trump post and called for its removal.
Scott posted his reaction on X, condemning the video’s depiction of the Obamas.
White House press secretary called the criticism fake outrage over the post.
The article frames the incident within broader debates over Trump’s posts and race.
Raw Story identifies Tim Scott as a long-time examiner of justice and politics.
The post claimed the Obama depiction was a racist attack in the White House era.
The piece attributes the post to President Donald Trump and references his social media activity.
The article mentions corrections and support contacts for Raw Story.
The report is filed under US News and Politics with a focus on reaction to Trump’s post.
The article includes a captioned photo of Tim Scott at CPAC in 2013.

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Tim Scott called Trump's Truth Social post the most racist thing he’s seen from this White House and urged its removal.
Scott's stance follows bipartisan pressure, including a call from Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer to delete the post.
Deadline coverage confirms the post depicted the Obamas as apes and notes the eventual removal after White House comment.
The White House attributed the post to a lower-level staffer and said it has been taken down.
The incident sparked media coverage across outlets, highlighting tensions over accountability and online speech in politics.
The controversy occurred during Black History Month, drawing statements from civil rights groups and political figures.
Sen. Scott chairs the National Republican Senatorial Committee, affecting the political calculus for 2026 midterms.
Trump's post was removed after a White House response, with officials saying it was the result of a staff error.
Media outlets described differing reactions among Republicans, with some defending and others condemning the post.
Deadline notes the broader debate over how social media content intersects with national politics and decency norms.

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