"Trump's cabinet kerfuffle"

Cabinet members are raising more questions and showing the administration's liability rather than assuring voters.

The cabinet lacks political skills and cannot effectively deliver Trump's usual fearmongering playbook because they must answer for bad economic facts.

Trump has a good economic story on tax cuts and investment, but cabinet members should avoid the spotlight to prevent being set up on prices.

Talarico is in a strong position with independent voters and a reassembled coalition, while Paxton is a poor campaigner who doesn't raise money.

Talarico still needs to persuade conservative independents and Cornyn-type Republicans to win in Texas, facing a tough persuasion challenge.

Talarico can win by tying affordability to Trump's corruption and highlighting the hypocrisy of Trump's Islamophobia while taking money from Muslim countries.

The march launches local organizing and voter brigades to protect voters from intimidation and ensure turnout in the midterms.

The federal government is actively undermining elections, but fissures are appearing among Republicans over intrusive DOJ monitors and mail voting restrictions.

The ruling is wise and powerful, and voters should still vote by mail and make a plan despite the administration's appeals.

The judge correctly identified that there is no problem to solve, and Trump is using the policy to limit who votes rather than expand access.

The mockery shows Trump's act is getting stale and that culture war tactics are wearing thin with voters.

The renaming effort is a distraction that ignores the economic ties between the U.S. and Canada, which will hurt Republican candidates in key states.