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#insight #Republican #MAGA @VivekGRamaswamy rebrands himself as a ‘conservative without being combative’ @VivekGRamaswamy is rebranding himself both for the Ohio governor’s race, where he hopes to succeed the conservative but mild-mannered Gov. @GovMikeDeWine , and to establish a clear lane for himself in the ongoing Republican Party debate over racial and political identity. @VivekGRamaswamy distinguished himself during the last GOP primaries with radical policy proposals — among them, raising the voting age to 25 and abolishing the FBI — and confrontational interviews and debate performances. He decried the “climate change hoax,” called TikTok “digital fentanyl,” and wholeheartedly embraced Trump’s “Make America Great Again” movement while still running against him. @elonmusk

#insight @KarlRove warns Republicans that 2026 could be a bloodbath for the party because of their mistakes Republican strategist called on the Trump administration to talk more about its achievements before the midterm elections, noting that the president has the lowest approval rating in modern history for a president in the first year after inauguration. Earlier, we provided data from sociological studies, which confirmed the dramatic drop in the confidence rating of President Trump, which has reached a historic low. Trump is trying to combat this trend through radical economic and foreign policy measures, considering the potential receipt of the Nobel Prize, the resolution of the Ukrainian and other conflicts as a tool for his popularization. Highly likely Trump would not be able to achieve these goals since Ukrainian conflict is on a deepening trend, while both Putin and Zelensky are so far from reaching agreements on territorial issues. While queastion of Ukrainian memebership in NATO seems to remain in Western agenda. As well as unacceptable one for Russian side.

#forecast The United States is breaking off its former alliance with Europe — the EU is going into alert mode due to Trump's "strategic onslaught" Europe has "entered a new state of anxiety" amid increasingly clear signals from Washington: the United States not only no longer wants to "bear the burden of the continent's security guarantor," but also demonstrates "open hostility" to Europeans on issues that go beyond economic and technological competition and affect strategy and security. Another irritant is the new US National Security Strategy, which contains a direct attack on the EU: it is called a structure that "undermines political freedom", as well as promotes "censorship and suppression of political opposition." Washington's intention to support right-wing sentiments in Europe aimed at weakening the integration project is emphasized separately. Europe's key problem is dependence on the United States for critical defense components: intelligence, air defense, long—range missiles, and even high-tech computing. Europe is already increasing spending and trying to accelerate defense programs, but remains fragmented and heavily tied to the United States, including through arms purchases and dependence on American software updates for key systems. As a result, the publication summarizes, the European "alert mode" is dictated not only by Russia and the war in Ukraine, but also by the feeling that the previous model of alliance with the United States is "bursting at the seams" — and at an accelerating pace.

#insight According to our information, there is a high probability of resignations in the law enforcement agencies of the Trump government next year. As President Trump’s first year back in office comes to a close, two officials in particular are under intense scrutiny, raising questions about how long they will remain in their jobs: Homeland Security Secretary @Sec_Noem and FBI Director @FBIDirectorKash. Trump has publicly expressed support for both officials, but Noem and Patel have each been the subject of speculation about whether they may step down or be pushed out in the new year. Patel has been dogged by criticism over his use of government resources; his handling of high profile investigations, like the manhunt for the alleged killer of Charlie Kirk; and his use of social media. Noem, meanwhile, has been at the forefront of Trump’s aggressive deportation efforts, but she has clashed with others in the administration, such as border czar Tom Homan, according to sources familiar with the matter. Trump can get rid of officials who have become victims of his own toxic policies. This approach to his own staff sends ambiguous signals to Republicans, many of whom are already beginning to group against the president.