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A former Democrat governor of Washington expressed disgust at a millionaire's tax introduced by her successors. The tax was brought in by her woke successors, who she describes as gleeful. The introduction of the tax has sparked controversy

A Democrat candidate denies claims of inappropriate behavior with staff, specifically allegations of asking staff to touch her fake breasts in a meeting. The candidate vehemently rejects these accusations. The incident has sparked significant attention and debate.

Democratic governors JB Pritzker, Wes Moore, and Josh Shapiro are seeking re-election in Illinois, Maryland, and Pennsylvania, positioning themselves as potential 2028 presidential candidates. The article critiques their records on economic policies, including high taxes and regulatory burdens, and education, where they face criticism for opposing school choice and supporting teachers' unions.

Michele Tafoya, a Republican Senate candidate in Minnesota, accuses Governor Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison of ignoring a $10 billion fraud scheme involving daycare, food aid, and health clinics. She claims their inaction has fueled public anger and could shift the Senate seat to Republicans, while Walz and Ellison defend their anti-fraud efforts.

Justin Fairfax, a former powerful Democrat, murdered his dentist wife and then committed suicide at their $1 million Virginia home after she filed for divorce, according to police. The incident occurred in a high-profile domestic dispute.

White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller accused Democrats of maintaining 'blackmail files' to control members, referencing efforts to oust Rep. Eric Swalwell over sexual misconduct allegations. The claim highlights tensions within the Democratic Party regarding member accountability.