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- 1Musk becomes biggest-known midterm donor with $366 million to GOP▼Musk becomes biggest-known donor in midterms, giving $366 million to GOP
Elon Musk has become the biggest-known donor in the US midterm elections, giving $366 million to Republican causes. The scale of the spending makes him the single largest disclosed contributor of the cycle, drawing attention to the growing political influence of the world's richest man and debate over the role of billionaire money in American elections.
- 2San Antonio congressional race pits voucher architect against grassroots Democrat●New from Eden Shamy: In San Antonio, the midterms have become a referendum between Jorge Borrego, a GOP architect of # T
A Texas Observer report by Eden Shamy frames San Antonio's midterm contest as a referendum on school vouchers. Republican Jorge Borrego helped design Texas's controversial voucher program, while Democrat Kristian Carranza is running a grassroots campaign backed by more than 5,000 individual donors. The race is being watched as a test of voter sentiment on education policy.
- 3Top donors pour $1.7 billion into US election▼Washington Post. . The top donors in American politics have poured in more than $1.7 billion to influence this election cycle so far, and the latest numbers show a last-minute rush of money from benefactors of the GOP, according to a Post analysis of FEC data.
The Washington Post reports that the biggest donors in American politics have contributed more than $1.7 billion so far this election cycle, based on an analysis of Federal Election Commission data. Its latest figures show a last-minute surge of contributions from Republican-aligned donors as the cycle reaches its climax, intensifying debate over the scale of money in US politics.
- 4Critics Brand MAGA Movement 'Epstein Nation' Over GOP Ties●10 min MAGA is Epstein Nation. Everyone who voted the GOP into power, especially corporations and individuals who financ
Commentary online is accusing the MAGA movement of being an 'Epstein Nation', arguing that everyone who voted the Republican Party into power, including the corporations and wealthy individuals that financed it, bears responsibility. The post calls for the GOP to be cut off politically and for billionaires to be prosecuted and stripped of their wealth. The remarks reflect anger over perceived ties between Trump's base, its funders and the Jeffrey Epstein affair.