Washington — Vice President Kamala Harris condemned demonstrators who voiced support for Hamas and burned an American flag near the U.S. Capitol to protest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s address to Congress on Wednesday, saying in a statement that “hate and violence of any kind have no place in our nation.” Harris, now the likely
The White House released a statement on July 22 saying President Biden would veto the bill if it came to his desk. The House passed a bill on July 24 to fund the Department of the Interior, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and other entities—although the bill is likely dead on arrival in the Senate
Vice President Harris condemned the rioting that took place in Washington, D.C. Wednesday, that included anti-Israel demonstrations and flag burning.
Vice President Kamala Harris released a statement Thursday condemning pro-Hamas rioters in Washington, D.C., who burned flags and defaced monuments almost 24 hours prior.
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R=La.) denounced the protesters’s actions. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) and other Republican members of Congress late July 24 replaced American flags that were taken down and burned by protesters protesting against Israel’s actions against Palestine. Video footage from Washington showed Mr. Johnson and colleagues saying the Pledge of Allegiance after
The House of Representatives voted to condemn Vice President Kamala Harris' role as the Biden administration's "border czar."
‘She is now the point person on immigration,’ CNN’s Jake Tapper said of VP Harris. Now he says she was never border czar. Three years ago, in March 2021, there was a consensus among Democratic officials and pundits: Vice President Kamala Harris was in charge of the border. “President Biden put his vice president, Kamala