Rep. Lucy McBath, family members and survivors of gun violence address DNC 06:47 Five Americans who lost loved ones to gun violence offered their stories, including Rep. Lucy McBath, the congresswoman from Georgia who lost her 17-year-old son, Jordan, when he was shot in 2012. “I saw firsthand the power of telling our stories,” she
Former Rep. Gabby Giffords, who was shot in the head in 2011, in a speech at the Democratic convention on its final night, said Vice President Kamala Harris “can beat the gun lobby.” Giffords, who was elected to Congress in 2006, appeared to have a bright future in the Democratic Party when she was shot in
“We can’t underestimate him. We can’t underestimate his voters,” Rep. Jimmy Paneta (D-Calif.) says of former President Donald Trump. He tells NTD’s Luis Eduardo Martínez he is feeling positive about the momentum with their new nominee, admitting his colleagues in purple districts “were worried” before President Joe Biden exited … Original News Source Link –
Suzan Johnson Cook, Former U.S. Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom, tells NTD’s Kelly Wright about the role American leadership plays in other countries. “People look to America for hope in some instances … and people want an America that will not divide, but be really ‘united’ states, that can support our… Original News Source Link
Al Sharpton calls to ‘do a job on those that have done a job on us’ Rev. Al Sharpton, an anti-Semite who in 1991 incited a pogrom in Brooklyn, struck an upbeat tone during his primetime remarks Thursday at the Democratic National Convention. “Joy! Joy! Joy! Joy! Coming in the morning,” Sharpton shouted at the
Four members of the so-called Central Park Five were introduced at the Democratic convention by the Rev. Al Sharpton Thursday, who brought them on stage after saying that Donald Trump “a fellow New Yorker I’ve known for 40 years,” took “a position on racial issues” just once in that time. “He spent a small fortune
State Rep. Laura Hall (D) Alabama, who is also a DNC delegate, shares with NTD’s Jack Bradley her support for Vice President Kamala Harris and her perspective on political polarization in America. She says the best way to break the polarization is communication. Original News Source Link – Epoch TimesRunning For Office? Conservative Campaign Consulting