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Month	Stories	All outlets
April 2026	3	1,806
May 2026	0	none collected
June 2026	0	none collected
July 2026	0	none collected
August 2026	0	1 (collection gap)
September 2026	0	1,320

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Republican67% · 2 pairs
Democrat33% · 1 pair

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Good Look: 0 (0%)
Mixed: 3 (100%)
Informational: 0 (0%)
Bad Look: 0 (0%)

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John Fetterman Tells Sean Hannity Iran Must Be Watching US Democratic Party With Delight

Pennsylvania Democratic Senator John Fetterman appeared on Fox News’s Hannity programme on Tuesday evening and levelled some of the most direct criticism of his own political party that any sitting Democrat has made during the ongoing Iran conflict, suggesting that the media and Democratic opposition to the war have effectively handed Iran a propaganda victory. […] The post John Fetterman Tells Sean Hannity Iran Must Be Watching US Democratic Party With Delight appeared first on Foreign Policy Journal.

Apr 22, 202618 votes

Lindsey Graham Faces His Biggest Primary Threat in Years as Iran War Becomes a Political Liability in South Carolina

Lindsey Graham enters the 2026 South Carolina Senate primary with a significant financial advantage, a presidential endorsement and decades of name recognition. What he does not have is the same level of comfort as previous election cycles, because the Iran war that he helped engineer has become a genuine electoral vulnerability in ways that few […] The post Lindsey Graham Faces His Biggest Primary Threat in Years as Iran War Becomes a Political Liability in South Carolina appeared first on Foreign Policy Journal.

Apr 18, 202611 votes

Byron Donalds Raises $22 Million, Launches Statewide Tour and Calls for Congressional Expulsions Amid Florida Governor Race

Byron Donalds is running one of the most well-funded gubernatorial campaigns in Florida history, pulling in $22.4 million in the first quarter of 2026. The Naples congressman and Republican frontrunner raised more than four times the combined total of his five nearest rivals in the GOP primary, cementing a financial dominance that has reshaped the […] The post Byron Donalds Raises $22 Million, Launches Statewide Tour and Calls for Congressional Expulsions Amid Florida Governor Race appeared first on Foreign Policy Journal.

Apr 16, 202618 votes

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