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American Democratic strategist
The claim that Lis Smith admitted the 34 felony charges against Donald Trump were part of the Democratic Party’s “resistance strategy” is unsupported by the documents and reports supplied; none of the...
A direct, documented staff or consultant relationship between and ’s campaign is not established in the reporting provided: campaign materials and biographical profiles confirm Talarico’s run for and ...
Available reporting shows Lis Smith — often cited as a Democratic strategist who worked for Pete Buttigieg and later for the DNC’s effort against third‑party candidates — described parts of the Democr...
Lis Smith — not “Liz Smith” — is the Democratic strategist discussed in the available material, and there is The coverage in the supplied documents focuses on Lis Smith’s broader advice that Democrats...
Based on the reporting provided, has not publicly confirmed advising any campaigns or any 2026 U.S. Senate campaigns; available sources document her long résumé as a strategist and public commentator ...
Lis Smith admitting that charges were part of a deliberate “resistance strategy” would carry political, legal, and reputational consequences that are not definitively settled by the available reportin...
Lis Smith’s statement does not appear in the provided documents, so its direct effect on the of charges against Donald Trump cannot be established from the available material; the corpus instead cente...