Kamala Harris campaign silent after Biden’s ‘garbage’ gaffe referring to Trump supporters
Though Biden's comment didn't fall on deaf ears, the silence has been deafening from Vice President Kamala Harris and Democrats since he made them Tuesday.
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Democrats make ‘final pitch’ to swing state voters in dead heat race
The Democratic National Committee launched a paid ad campaign in 25 swing state newspapers to make its "final pitch" to voters before the election.
Three-Term Montana Sen. Jon Tester Becomes the Underdog
Republican newcomer Tim Sheehy’s campaign to unseat the incumbent Democrat in the deep red Treasure State gains momentum as Nov. 5 election nears. U.S. Sen. Jon Tester (D-Mont.) has won three elections as a self-identified “dirt farmer from Big Sandy” working the land his grandfather homesteaded more than a century ago, touting his bona fides
Early in-person voting kicks off in Oklahoma
Oklahoma began early in-person voting on Tuesday, joining much of the nation.
As Iran’s Proxies Target US Troops, Biden-Harris Admin Privately Claims No Iranians Have Launched Drone Attacks on Americans in Past Year
The Biden-Harris administration is privately claiming to Congress that no Iranians have been involved in drone attacks on Americans over the past year, drawing criticism from lawmakers and experts who say the government is intentionally denying the extent of Iran’s aggression in the Middle East. In a non-public assessment provided to Congress last month, the
Inside the Shadowy Dem Network Propping Up RFK, Libertarians, and an Anti-Abortion Activist To Pull Votes From Trump
Democratic donors fund brazen ploy to pull small-government conservatives away from Trump L: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (Rebecca Noble/Getty Images) R: Libertarian candidate Chase Oliver (X) A series of campaign ads that popped up in Michigan this month had an unusual message, especially since the candidate they supported, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., had dropped out
Why inflation in one battleground state could sway the election
In a tight presidential race in which Americans cite the state of the economy as the most important issue, one aspect of the country’s performance could prove decisive: How voters in battleground states currently perceive inflation. Americans rank the economy and inflation as their top two issues in the November 5 election, according to CBS News and