Jennifer Harper is an Inside the Beltway daily columnist for The Washington Times, specializing in media, public opinion, culture, and Americana. With a focus on national issues in the United States, Jennifer's work has appeared in various publications, including Food Poisoning News, BMJ, and Knowledia.
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By: Jennifer Harper
“Vote. Yes, it’s time. Vote and get your family and friends to vote. As conservatives, more than most people, we realize that elections have consequences,” advises Saul Anuzis, former chairman of the Michigan Republican Party and current president of 60 Plus Association, a seniors-advocacy group.
The White House should not overlook the complex opportunities and challenge of space now and in the future, according to a new “Presidential Transition: Priority Topic Memo” released by Mitre, a nonprofit group established in 1958 and focused on national security, aerospace, artificial intelligence and much more.
The world of bobbleheads — those nodding figurines of noteworthy people — has expanded into politics. Here’s the official “I Voted” Sticker Bobble. Yes, those familiar red, white and blue lapel symbols are now available in jiggling 2-inch and four-inch high versions from the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame, located in Milwaukee.
Buzz Aldrin — the iconic NASA hero who took the world's first successful spacewalk and set foot on the moon in 1969 — has endorsed former President Donald Trump 's quest for the White House.
By: Jennifer Harper
Buzz Aldrin -- the NASA hero who took the world's first successful spacewalk and set foot on the moon in 1969 -- has endorsed former President Donald Trump's quest for the White House.
The presidential election is right around the corner. This event has not put the nation in a very good mood.
By: Jennifer Harper
“Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 5 — but that doesn’t mean we’ll know who won the election on that date. With each passing election, more and more Americans are casting mail-in ballots, which take longer to count than in-person votes because they need to be opened and verified. That means that finding out the winner on election night may be a thing of the past,” advises ABC News in a brief analysis.
Election Day is finally here, the polls are open and the news media is in frantic mode. There's a little serenity around, though. Millions of Americans already have cast their votes early by mail or in person — and likely glad that they did.
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