The Fox News Rundown What This Fall’s Key Races Could Tell Us About The Direction Of The Country
Oct 22, 2025
Karl Rove, a veteran Republican strategist and former advisor to President George W. Bush, dives into the crucial gubernatorial races, analyzing the prospects of candidates like Jack Ciattarelli and the challenges faced by Winsome Sears. He discusses how controversies could sway voter dynamics. Rabbi Angela Buchdahl, the first woman and Asian-American to lead New York's Central Synagogue, shares insights from her book, emphasizing identity, community through Shabbat, and combating rising antisemitism. Their discussions offer a fascinating look at current political and social landscapes.
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Fiscal Risks Of Bold Urban Promises
- Karl Rove argues Zoran Mamdani's progressive promises risk bankrupting New York if funded.
- He says opponents must show those promises are unaffordable or catastrophic to sway voters.
Make Opponents Own Their Promises
- Attack Mamdani by tying his proposals to concrete costs and everyday impacts.
- Force him into mistakes or contradictions to erode his authenticity advantage.
Authenticity Versus Resume In NJ
- Rove highlights Jack Ciattarelli's authenticity versus Mikie Sherrill's polished image.
- He notes Ciattarelli needs Democrats and shifted 2024 New Jersey voters to win despite registration gaps.
