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As gas prices have risen for 15 consecutive days and OPEC+ announced production cuts – which could drive prices even higher – Fox News contributor and former White House Deputy Chief of Staff Karl Rove argued Republicans stand "a good chance" of gaining control in the Senate after the midterm elections, on "Cavuto Live" Saturday, as inflation remains a top concern for voters. : The Senate is a difficult picture for the Republicans because there are 21 Republicans up and only 14 Democrats, none of the Democrats are up in states that Donald Trump won.

wrote on Truth Social Sunday, weighing in on the network’s centrist move and abrupt exit of John Harwood on Friday and fueling #BoycottCNN to trend on Twitter.The former president commented on CNN after blasting Fox News for “really pushing the Democrats and the Democrat agenda,” noting that it “gets worse every single day.”“So many Dems interviewed with only softball questions, then Republican counterparts get creamed,” Trump wrote, before going on to slam Karl Rove, Fox News Contributor and Wall Street Journal Columnist, who Trump calls “unwatchable, very negative, and on all the time.”Last week, Rove noted that Trump was not allowed to take classified documents from the White House to his Mar-a-Lago in an interview with Fox News.“Let’s be clear on this; none of these government documents are his to have taken,” Rove said. “I agree with the deputy director who said that a lot of the former president’s problems are of his own creation.

true consideration” for a gubernatorial run.The Texas native, whose most recent movie was Guy Ritchie’s The Gentlemen (2019), has been quietly putting in calls to political figures, including “a deep-pocketed moderate Republican and energy CEO”, according to Politico.The publication spoke to a number of people connected to the actor who confirmed he is sounding out a potential run.

Rumours that Matthew McConaughey is considering a run at becoming governor of Texas are heating up amidst a report from Politico that the “Dallas Buyers Club” Oscar winner has been “quietly making calls to influential people in Texas political circles, including a deep-pocketed moderate Republican and energy CEO, to take their temperature on the race and to talk about seriously throwing his hat in the ring.”

A fundraising organization formed by the Senate Republican leadership to raise money on behalf of Sens. David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler – the two GOP candidates in Georgia’s twin Senate runoff elections – hauled in $58 million since it launched in mid-November.

While the names Lee Atwater and Karl Rove may send shivers down the spines of progressives around the world, those two men are at the center of a new film from director James Schamus titled “College Republicans.” And this isn’t going to be your typical political drama. According to Deadline, Schamus has signed on to direct “College Republicans,” which will star Logan Lerman and Asa Butterfield as versions of real-life conservative figures Lee Atwater and Karl Rove.

President Donald Trump is starting to be in a lot of trouble when it comes to his reelection campaign against presumptive Democratic nominee, former Vice President Joe Biden. Lagging in national and swing states polls, Trump appears to no longer in control of the race or his messaging.