Tate Hausman illegally claimed Ohio residency in order to vote in the swing state (Kate Green/Getty Images) A voter registration group aligned with Democrats is led by a political operative convicted of voter fraud who now works for indicted New York City mayor Eric Adams, the Washington Free Beacon has learned. Civic Innovation Works, a
Saturday Night Live skewered Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz for lying about being in Hong Kong during the Tiananmen Square massacre. The skit re-creates a question posed to Walz on the lie during Tuesday night’s vice presidential debate. Walz, played by comedian Jim Gaffigan, blames the fib on a drunken trip to EPCOT. [embedded
Rebecca Cooke said funding should go to addressing the ‘root causes’ of crime Wisconsin House candidate Rebecca Cooke (X) Rebecca Cooke, a Wisconsin Democratic House candidate, called for defunding “brute police enforcement” and said the money should go to addressing “root causes” of crime. Cooke, a local activist and former political fundraiser who is facing
‘This war must end, and it must end now,’ Walz says at event for anti-Israel group Democratic VP candidate Tim Walz speaks at a rally in York, Pa. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images) Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz rallied behind Gaza at a campaign event Thursday with a Muslim advocacy group that backs the anti-Israel boycott
Gov. Tim Walz (D., Minn.) talked a big game in the buildup to Tuesday’s vice presidential debate, saying he couldn’t wait to square off against Sen. J.D. Vance (R., Ohio), whom he characterized as “weird as hell.” But when debate night rolled around, Walz found himself routinely agreeing with Vance’s policy proposals and touting the
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D.) admitted that he wasn’t in Hong Kong during the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre, saying he was a “knucklehead” who “misspoke” when he repeated the false claim for years. “I’ve tried to do the best I can, but I’ve not been perfect, and I’m a knucklehead at times,” said Walz when
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D.) claimed he has “become friends with school shooters” in an apparent gaffe during the vice presidential debate on Tuesday. “I sat in that office with those Sandy Hook parents, I’ve become friends with school shooters, I’ve seen it,” Walz said when asked why he now supports an assault weapons ban.