Jennifer Van Laar is a Managing Editor for EAGLE PUBLISHING, INC and CauseACTION Clarion. Her articles cover a range of topics including breaking news, politics, and investigations. Jennifer's work has also been featured in Knowledia.
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Jennifer Van Laar's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on evolving stories, legal policy regulation, government announcements, and breaking news. Her articles often cover national-level political figures and events in the United States.
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By: Jennifer Van Laar
While they've been ratcheting up their exhortations over the last few weeks, the FBI, Office of the Director of National Intelligence, and the
By: Jennifer Van Laar
Happy Election Day, to those who celebrate. I have to start this piece by saying that if you haven't yet voted, please stop reading immediately, go to your polling place, and vote.
By: Jennifer Van Laar
Happy Election Day, to those who celebrate. I have to start this piece by saying that if you haven't yet voted, please stop reading immediately, go to your polling place, and vote. Over the last few weeks I've had alternating feelings of hope and dread when thinking about this day - wanting it to get here and be over with, but dreading the possibility that we could end up with President Cackles. Whatever happens, though, we'll get through it together - but I am fairly optimistic that we'll end up returning Donald Trump to the White House. Here at RedState, we'll be covering all of the developments, all day long,
By: Jennifer Van Laar
According to projections from Decision Desk HQ, the Republican party has gained control of the US Senate. The first flip occurred pretty early in the night, with former West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice, a Republican, winning that seat, which was open after the retirement of Sen. Joe Manchin. Now, DDHQ projects that entrepreneur Bernie Moreno has won the U.S. Senate election in Ohio. Moreno addressed supporters just after 11 PM Eastern, saying (in part): "Today starts a new wave. We talked about wanting a red wave; I think what we have tonight is a red, white, and blue wave. Because what we need
Republican Tim Sheehy has won the U.S. Senate election in Montana, defeating three-term incumbent Jon Tester and flipping the seat red.
By: Jennifer Van Laar
Democrats talk a lot about helping minorities, but it's been clear for decades that their words are hollow - they care about minority votes but not the voters themselves or their community.
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