Leder

Leder surfaces as a prime GOP presidential contender primed for tobacco assault in Bruno's blistering critique of Josh's premature subcommittee gambit. Lumped with Kalmbach, Ross, Roark, and Steve, he embodies Republican vulnerabilities where nicotine-stained donor bonds could strangle swing-state momentum in Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Ohio. This flashpoint revelation casts him as a high-stakes target in the White House's ruthless calculus, his potential nomination a noose ready to tighten under well-timed attacks that blend funding wins with electoral savagery.