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Donald Trump is barnstorming (mostly) red states in the final week of the 2026 midterm campaign — making a stop in Mississippi on Monday and holding two rallies in Texas on Tuesday.
The problem for Republicans? He’s barely acknowledging the central issue for most voters: Affordability.
Instead Trump is talking about asses (male, mostly), cognitive tests, Jon Ossoff’s looks, daylight savings time and a whole lot of other random stuff.
Trump unfiltered is not a good thing for a Republican party desperate to avoid a political catastrophe in seven days time.
My friend and I broke down Trump’s final campaign rush — and why it’s not helping (and might be hurting) his party in this week’s episode of “Super Tuesdays.”
You can find a full rundown of the show below!
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Timeline
▶00:00 One week out: what could still change this, the red-state theory
▶07:00 The worst version of Trump, party that won’t say “affordability”
▶13:00 Hunting for the counterfactual, every Republican ad is nostalgia
▶19:00 The money came too late: how they let Talarico define Paxton
▶24:00 Kalshi: Iowa, Maine and Kansas the three most divided markets
▶30:00 Where the line is on the Ramaswamy ad, and building a firewall
▶36:00 Adding states to the 2028 map, and Minnesota’s outlier year
▶44:00 Times/Siena 2028: Harris at 12, Vance at 33, wide-open field
▶52:00 The election-night announcement with Decision Desk HQ
▶58:00 The World Series and a two-Hurricane Heisman problem
▶1:05:00 Noosphere, one more show on Election Day, and sign-off
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