Former president Donald Trump said Israel “will not exist two years from now” if Vice President Kamala Harris is elected president, arguing that she “hates Israel” and would give financial support to Iran. Trump made the comments during the ABC News presidential debate on Tuesday, where Harris reiterated her call for a ceasefire deal and
Harris repeats fracking flip-flop during debate with Trump Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris said in Tuesday evening’s debate that she would not ban fracking but offered no explanation for her departure from a 2019 pledge to do just that. “Let’s talk about fracking because we’re here in Pennsylvania,” Harris said. “I made that very clear
Harris refused to answer whether she would allow abortions in the ninth month of pregnancy Former president Donald Trump took matters into his own hands during Tuesday’s debate with Vice President Kamala Harris on the issue of late-term abortion, pressing the Democrat on whether she supports abortions up to the ninth month of pregnancy—but Harris
“Run, Spot, Run”: That’s how former president Donald Trump described Vice President Kamala Harris’s rudimentary economic plan in Tuesday evening’s presidential debate. “She doesn’t have a plan; she copied Biden’s plan, and it’s like four sentences like Run Spot Run,” Trump said of Harris’s economic proposal. “Four sentences that are just ‘Oh, we’ll try and
Harris condemned Trump’s anti-China language in 2020 In Tuesday evening’s presidential debate, Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris slammed former president Donald Trump for being overly conciliatory to Chinese president Xi Jinping in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. “But what Donald Trump did—let’s talk about this—with COVID is he actually thanked President Xi for what
Thirteen service members killed in the 2021 Kabul bombing posthumously received Congressional Gold Medals in a ceremony. The decisions that led to the chaotic Afghanistan withdrawal in August 2021 are being investigated by Congress and debated in contentious campaigns, but for one day—or one morning, anyway—Capitol Hill paused to praise and honor 13 young Americans
Thirteen service members killed in the 2021 Kabul bombing posthumously received Congressional Gold Medals in a ceremony. The decisions that led to the chaotic Afghanistan withdrawal in August 2021 are being investigated by Congress and debated in contentious campaigns, but for one day—or one morning, anyway—Capitol Hill paused to praise and honor 13 young Americans