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.
‘Thank you, senator, for describing the legal process,’ CBS moderator Margaret Brennan replied to Vance during VP debate Sen. J.D. Vance fact checked CBS News debate moderator Margaret Brennan after she tried to fact check him about the legal status of migrants in Springfield, Ohio, during a heated moment from Tuesday’s vice presidential debate. Brennan’s
Vice presidential candidate Tim Walz “was so proud of his extensive experience” traveling to China that he “occasionally used to exaggerate it” by claiming to have visited the communist country twice as often as he actually did, Minnesota Public Radio reported on Monday. Walz went on around 15 trips to China in the 1990s and
Climate Defiance says Harris will be easier to control because she’s a ‘finger-to-the-wind politician’ Kamala Harris (Mireya Acierto/Getty Images) Climate Defiance, a group known for conducting disruptive protests at public events, on Wednesday endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris for president, saying it could successfully pressure her to adopt far-left positions on climate change once elected.
Rep. Colin Allred (D., Texas), who is looking to unseat incumbent Sen. Ted Cruz (R.), recruited an Austin city councilman who sided with anti-Israel students and accused the Jewish state of apartheid to lead an initiative targeting Asian and Pacific Islander voters. Councilman Zo Qadri announced last week that he would co-chair the newly launched
Will Rollins, the Democratic challenger in a hotly contested Southern California congressional race, is leaning heavily on his prosecutorial record on the campaign trail. He is even using professional actors to play law enforcement officials in a campaign ad, the Washington Free Beacon found. The ad shows Rollins, a former prosecutor, hard at work in