Trump holds large lead over Haley 4 days from South Carolina GOP presidential primary
Donald Trump holds a large double digit lead over GOP rival Nikki Haley with four days to go until the Republican presidential primary in South Carolina
Donald Trump holds a large double digit lead over GOP rival Nikki Haley with four days to go until the Republican presidential primary in South Carolina
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez,criticized the NYPD dance crew, taking issue with more funds not being allocated for school music programs.
Billed as ‘National Women’s Range Day,’ the March 9 event will promote women’s exercise of their Second Amendment rights and self-defense. In June 1917, Mrs. Ida Powell Priest of New York City was commander-in-chief of the American Women’s League for Self-Defense, a group of 500 women trained to take up arms to defend themselves and
President Trump is widely expected to win the South Carolina GOP primary, but voter metrics may offer clues about future primaries and the general election. The South Carolina Republican primary is the fourth presidential nominating contest of 2024 but only the second head-to-head matchup between former President Donald Trump and former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley.
President Trump is widely expected to win the South Carolina GOP primary, but voter metrics may offer clues about future primaries and the general election. The South Carolina Republican primary is the fourth presidential nominating contest of 2024 but only the second head-to-head matchup between former President Donald Trump and former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley.
The map of presidential battleground states has shifted since 2000, when Florida, Missouri, Tennessee, Washington, New Mexico and Oregon were among the most closely watched states.
Cara Castronuova said, if elected, she would work to support veterans, fight political persecution and censorship, and work to help close the Southern border. Award-winning conservative journalist and former boxing champion, Cara Castronuova, aims to unseat Kirsten Gillibrand, New York’s three-term Democratic Senator, in the November election. In an interview with the New York Post,