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Bradley Jaye's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, particularly around legal policy regulation and government announcements. He seems to be interested in covering evolving political stories with a national (United States) focus.
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By: Bradley Jaye
Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) is putting in long hours and elbow grease to ensure Republicans rip the gavel from Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY).
By: Bradley Jaye
Leftwing Washington outlet Politico regularly carries water for Democrats, but Tuesday night they hauled President Joe Biden's “garbage,” attempting
By: Bradley Jaye
President Joe Biden's aides defended his smear of Donald Trump's supporters Tuesday night by clarifying his words despite not speaking to the president after his unscripted comments, a report suggests.
By: Bradley Jaye
Meghan McCain ripped President Joe Biden Tuesday night after his off-the-cuff comments calling Donald Trump's supporters "garbage."
By: Bradley Jaye
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre denied that President Joe Biden views Donald Trump's supporters as garbage, contradicting Biden's remarks that sent Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign into damage control.
By: Bradley Jaye
Vice Presidential Candidate JD Vance responded to Mark Cuban's statement on The View that Donald Trump is never around “strong, intelligent women.”
Donald Trump responded Thursday to Mark Cuban’s statement on The View that he is never around “strong, intelligent women.”
By: Bradley Jaye
Rep. Andy Ogles (R-TN) introduced legislation to ban federally funded child mutilation, a bill that would legislatively address a campaign promise by former President Donald Trump.
Donald Trump's campaign released an ad before the final weekend of the campaign that encapsulates Trump's optimistic vision for the country.
By: Bradley Jaye
Donald Trump’s campaign released an ad before the final weekend of the campaign that encapsulates Trump’s optimistic vision for the country. The ad uses clips from Trump’s 2020 State of the Union address to the nation to drive home the central theme of his campaign: Make America Great Again. “This is a place where greatness is born,” Trump says, adding “we are making it greater than ever before.” The message is a stark contrast to Kamala Harris’s closing appeal to voters that “We aren’t going back.” [Tweet, video] The transcript of the ad is as follows: What will we do with this moment? How will we be remembered?
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