The White House, looking to capitalize on Biden's string of policy and political wins, is launching a travel and media blitz over the next few weeks as it looks to beat the midterm odds in less than three months
that Dems are hoping that even the tiniest budge upward in the presidential approval ratings will pay dividends down the ballot. “If Biden can start to climb up a few points, hopeful Democratic operatives say, then candidates who were holding even against Republicans while he was in the 30s might really have a shot at winning. They're not sure there's enough time to turn public perception around, though, and Republicans are still looking to make him an anchor,” he writes.
and that hundreds more were left behind during the pullout than previously known. A State Department spokesperson told the trio that “at least 600 legal permanent residents” have been whisked out since the pullout was finished.point out the inquiry is “an apparent blueprint for a deeper investigation of the president and his top advisers should the GOP win the House majority in November’s midterm elections.
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