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It's been 100 days and Kamala Harris, the Democratic Party's 2024 presidential nominee, has not held a single press conference in that
On the evening of Oct. 29, Kamala Harris delivered the closing argument for her 2024 presidential campaign.
Just in the nick of time, with October almost done and the 2024 general election less than a week away, America may finally have its much-anticipated October surprise. Who would have thought it would come in the form of a single word: garbage? A comedian at the massive Madison Square Garden (MSG) Trump rally joked about Puerto Rico being a “floating island of garbage,” and days later, Joe Biden used that same word to describe Donald Trump's supporters. There are several reasons the two comments are in no way similar and why one is so much worse than the other. And then there's the spectacle of the White House and its media allies contorting into pretzels, trying to explain away, justify, or bury Biden's incredibly ill-timed garbage comment.
Maybe, deep down, Harris always knew she was ill-equipped to handle what may very well be the world's most stressful
Donald Trump's decisive victory in the 2024 presidential election may well herald a new era for the Republican Party. Trump's America First agenda never went away after the 2020 election, and now it is back with a vengeance as, effectively, the GOP's official platform. One of the most significant changes to the party's command structure will occur on Wednesday, Nov. 13, when the Senate Republican Conference elects a new leader to replace Mitch McConnell, who has led the conference since 2007. There's plenty of intrigue surrounding this leadership contest, including an involuntary cameo appearance by Vice President-elect JD Vance.
New York Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan on November 12 granted a stay on all deadlines associated with President-elect Donald Trump's conviction in what became generally known as the “Hush-money case.” The much-anticipated decision means Trump will avoid a possible prison sentence, since the Nov. 26 sentencing date is now off the table.
On Wednesday, November 13, the Senate Republican Conference elected Sen. John Thune of South Dakota to succeed Mitch McConnell as GOP leader in the upper chamber. Thune will assume the role of Senate Majority Leader in the 119th Congress.
On Nov. 13, President-elect Donald Trump traveled to Washington, DC, where he met with congressional Republicans before visiting the White House at the invitation of the man he will succeed, Joe Biden. It was perhaps a refreshing moment of civility between two men who have spent most of the last five years excoriating each other. Far more important to most observers, however, is whom Trump will be taking with him when he returns to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. in January to take office.
He refused to accept the outcome of an election and decided that he was not prepared to hand over his office to the man who beat him at the ballot box. And so, he and his associates decided that, by whatever means possible, they would find enough votes to reverse the result of that election. Is this about Donald Trump in November of 2020? No, this is about Democrat Bob Casey in 2024.
The 2024 presidential election is barely in the rearview mirror, and yet, at least one polling organization decided to sound out a small sample of voters on their preferred 2028 White House candidates. Why conduct a 2028 presidential poll in November of 2024? One can only speculate. Maybe a rudimentary social experiment to find out […]
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