Show Notes
Ruthless breaks down the latest early voting numbers and Senate battlegrounds in Texas, Florida, and South Carolina, along with controversial comments from Democratic candidates and questions surrounding Rep. Greg Landsman’s investments in Chinese companies.
Plus, longtime Democratic strategist Michael LaRosa joins the “progrum” to explain why he’s backing Republican Mike Rogers over Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan.
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0:00:00 Intro
0:05:13 Florida Senate Candidate Angie Nixon Questioned About Cuba's Dictatorship
0:07:15 Iowa Democrat Lindsey James Dodges Questions on Benefits for Illegal Immigrants
0:12:24 Abdul El-Sayed's Communications Director Faces Scrutiny Over Biden Accusations
0:17:34 Texas Early Voting Numbers Reveal a Tight Senate Battle
0:20:20 Republicans Gain Ground in Texas Early Voting
0:26:31 Ashley Moody Maintains Her Lead Over Angie Nixon in Florida
0:28:00 South Carolina Senate Race Tightens as Graham Faces a Challenge
0:34:50 Ohio Democrat Greg Landsman's Investments in Chinese Military-Linked Companies
0:41:08 Former Biden Aide Michael LaRosa Explains Why He's Backing Mike Rogers
0:48:26 Democrats Divided Over Abdul El-Sayed and the DSA
0:59:12 Controversial Anti-Israel Campaign Ad Sparks Backlash in Michigan Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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