Democrats are in the hot seat as a new report reveals organizations conveniently pulled ad money from Graham Platner’s disastrous Senate bid. A Fox News report revealed a coincidental shift in planned ad money just days before yet another sexual abuse allegation rocked Platner’s campaign. It came at a time when, at least publicly, the party was still backing the controversial candidate despite a number of previous scandals. “WinSenate removed more than $6.2 million in Maine Senate ad reservations, including $5.9 million in broadcast reservations from July 7 through Aug. 31 and $330,000 in cable reservations that had been set to begin June 30, AdImpact, a leading ad-tracking and analytics firm that monitors political advertising, reported July 2. AdImpact also said a separate $240,000 in digital spending shifted from Majority Forward,” the outlet noted. Majority Forward denied that recent “campaign turmoil” had any part to play in the moving of ad funds, according to a statement to Fox News Digital. “Majority Forward moved its (c)4 spending to another entity, a fairly common practice with issue advocacy campaigns. This change was not connected to recent campaign events,” a spokeswoman explained. Both organizations are “closely tied to the Democratic Senate campaign apparatus,” Fox reported, adding that both are “affiliated with Senate Majority PAC, a wealthy political committee run by allies of Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.” The timing of the money pull has stirred up a lot of buzz on X: Whether you liked Platner or not—to not see what is happening requires you to do a lot of mental gymnastics and wear blindfold. https://t.co/rV6rVl5pGp — Stand With Graham (@standwithgraham) July 11, 2026 I keep saying they knew about this shit and im sure there were more. Dems love dirt on everyone. Like they didn’t know about Swalwell. Dem voters either dont

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The New York Times is reporting that several journalists received subpoenas from federal agents following Air Force One concerns. The outlet’s communications team put out a statement appearing to confirm reports that some journalists received subpoenas compelling them to testify before a federal grand jury on Wednesday. Look: https://t.co/cJ1FPkg3eT pic.twitter.com/uwXcpJYKbc — NYTimes Communications (@NYTimesPR) July 11, 2026 “The appearance of Federal law enforcement agents on the doorstep of news reporters should shock the conscience of any American who believes in the Constitution and the press freedom it protects. Our journalists report the facts and advance the American public’s right to know how their government is operating and their taxpayer dollars are being used. This brazen act should be seen as nothing more than an attempt to prevent the public from knowing what is happening in their country by intimidating journalists from doing their jobs,” said David McCraw, Senior Vice President and Deputy General Counsel. The reported subpoenas came after this week’s report regarding alleged security concerns on Air Force One. Look: BREAKING via The New York Times: Federal agents delivered subpoenas to several New York Times journalists after the Times published a story revealing that the new Air Force One, the jet gifted by Qatar, lacked key security features found on the older Air Force One. The… pic.twitter.com/6yOzT6Aqkz — Yashar Ali (@yashar) July 11, 2026 “The Trump administration issued subpoenas on Friday to several journalists for The New York Times, after the news outlet reported this week on security concerns involving President Trump’s new Qatari-donated Air Force One,” The Times reported. “The subpoenas — which seek to force the reporters to testify before a federal grand jury in Manhattan on Wednesday — were an extraordinary escalation in President Trump’s efforts to threaten and intimidate independent news organizations.” “In some cases, the subpoenas