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Why Democrats seem a lot more interested in attacking JD Vance

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By Akayla Gardner Verified
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Democrats don’t know who their 2028 presidential nominee will be yet. But they seem to agree on whom they will face. Several Democratic hopefuls are focusing their attacks on Vice President JD Vance, shifting their attention toward President Donald Trump’s heir apparent. California Gov. Gavin Newsom on social media last week posted a screenshot of a New York Times headline referring to allegations of Trump’s ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in newly released emails.
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Trump promises of direct checks test his economic message

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By Akayla Gardner Verified
| MS NOW Verified
President Donald Trump is stuck on an idea: sending checks to Americans. A $2,000 “dividend” check using revenue from his global tariffs campaign. A “DOGE savings” payment using 20% of the proceeds from Elon Musk’s budget-cutting initiative.
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Trump’s promises of direct checks to Americans put GOP in a bind

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By Akayla Gardner Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
President Donald Trump speaks at the America Business Forum in Miami on Nov. 5, 2025. (Kevin Dietsch / Getty Images file) President Donald Trump is stuck on an idea: sending checks to Americans. A $2,000 “dividend” check using revenue from his global tariffs campaign. A “DOGE savings” payment using 20% of the proceeds from Elon Musk’s budget-cutting initiative.
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