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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : Republican Rep. Marc Molinaro recruited his mom for a spot underscoring his commitment to funding Social Security and Medicare.
42% : That's the number of tweets by Trump, after he was elected president, explicitly encouraging or promising a repeal of the 2010 health care law often referred to as "Obamacare."As Niels Lesniewski and Lia DeGroot report, Republican nominee Vance tried in this week's vice presidential debate to rewrite history and cast the former president as the law's savior rather than sworn enemy.
39% : NOTUS reports that McCarthy, who later resigned from the House, is distributing $14 million to help GOP candidates for the House and Senate, as well as Trump, at a time when Republicans largely trail Democrats in the money game.
29% : A Caraveo campaign spokesperson told Colorado Politics that the ad is misleading because it fails to mention her support for a bipartisan immigration bill that GOP leaders scuttled after Trump weighed in to criticize it.
13% : Even this charitable historical framing by Trump failed to align with Vance's, that Trump "saved" the program by governing in a "bipartisan way," as the legislative vehicle making the change failed to garner any Democratic support in either the House or the Senate.

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