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Marshall vows to stay the course in the Senate race despite Trump’s endorsement of Barry Moore.
Trump’s endorsement emphasizes Moore in Alabama, a GOP stronghold where loyalty to the president matters.
Moore has been an ally of Trump since 2015, reflecting long-standing support in the race.
Marshall highlights his record of opposing left-leaning policies and advancing conservative values as attorney general.
Marshall emphasizes funding secured for addiction treatment from opioid settlement efforts.
The race features four Republican candidates and several Democrats, with the May 19 primary set to determine the nominee.
Democrats Kyle Sweetser, Dakarai Larriett, and Mark Wheeler are among those running for the Senate seat.
Three additional Republican candidates besides Marshall and Moore are in the race, including a former Navy SEAL and a Birmingham native.
The candidates’ fundraising and endorsements shape the path to the Republican nomination for the Senate seat.
The Alabama Senate race centers on loyalty to Trump and alignment with his agenda ahead of the 2026 elections.
The primary occurs amid a broader national context of Trump-backed endorsements influencing GOP races.

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Millennial candidates are challenging Boomers in the Texas Senate race, signaling a generational shift.
Wesley Hunt, 44, argues the next generation should lead and runs in the GOP primary.
Democrats Jasmine Crockett and James Talarico, both Millennials, top the party’s Senate contenders.
Scholars say the younger cohort feels fewer constraints and can pursue new opportunities.
The piece notes background differences among candidates, from military to education to law.
The story frames the race as a test of whether Texans want experience or renewal.
The piece cites the Senate’s median age andOssoff as a millennial milestone.
Campaigns are linked to broader political conversations about Trump-era alignment and future.
The article notes ongoing primary dynamics and potential media trajectories for candidates.
Some analysts view the race as a broader national trend of career shifts among younger politicians.

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Trump endorsed Rep. Julia Letlow to run against Sen. Bill Cassidy, triggering opposition from Senate leaders.
Senate Leader John Thune reportedly told Trump he did not agree with the endorsement.
The exchange highlights GOP concerns about protecting incumbents amid tight Senate margins.
Letlow’s potential candidacy gained momentum after Trump’s endorsement, per Politico.
The story points to broader impeachment-vote dynamics shaping Republican strategy.
The report notes uncertainty about the race’s impact on Cassidy and GOP cohesion.
The article frames the clash as a signal of intra-party tensions within the Republican Caucus.
The account references MS NOW interview segments and media context surrounding the endorsement.
Letlow is seen as a potential race participant following Trump’s endorsement.
The piece notes the broader context of 2025 Republican leadership dynamics and electoral strategy.

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Kaine vows to file more war powers resolutions to curb presidential authority abroad.
The vote against Kaine's Venezuela war powers measure blocked further action in the Senate.
Two Republicans, Young and Hawley, shifted their positions amid assurances from the administration no ground troops would be used.
Kaine argues cracks in Republican support show potential for future efforts.
The press note links the Venezuela vote to broader concerns about oversight of presidential military power.
Kaine compares past action to current efforts to restrict presidential war powers globally.
Administration officials, led by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, are cited as guaranteeing no boots on the ground in Venezuela.
Kaine frames the effort as part of a broader push to hold the White House accountable for war decisions.
The report notes a reference to a past strike ordered by Trump in 2020 against Iran as context for Kaine's resolution.
Kaine highlights potential future targets including Greenland, Iran and Cuba for further action.

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