‘I invite them to reconsider their decision … And you know what? I’m optimistic that, with some forethought, they actually will,’ he said. Vivek Ramaswamy, now on former President Donald Trump’s vice presidential shortlist, spoke at a factory in Aiken, South Carolina, on Feb. 21 about his support for President Trump and his worries about
As states gear up for highly consequential elections this fall, one of the most critical factors in the United States is the rise of mass mail-in voting. According to the Census Bureau, 43 percent of American voters cast ballots by mail in 2020, double the 21 percent who did so in 2016. While 2020 was
The former vice president’s think tank will spend $20 million in 2024, much of it aimed at promoting policies championed by traditional conservatives. Former Vice President Mike Pence has launched a policy and advocacy initiative aimed at advancing conservative policies among political candidates and elected officials, which he says successfully built American prosperity and strength
The former vice president’s think tank will spend $20 million in 2024, much of it aimed at promoting policies championed by traditional conservatives. Former Vice President Mike Pence has launched a policy and advocacy initiative aimed at advancing conservative policies among political candidates and elected officials, which he says successfully built American prosperity and strength
Alexander Smirnov stands accused of fabricating claims that President Joe Biden engaged in a multimillion-dollar bribery scheme. Prosecutors say the ex-FBI informant who claimed the Bidens engaged in a bribery scheme in Ukraine admitted upon his arrest that he received information concerning Hunter Biden from sources linked to Russian intelligence. The revelation comes as Justice
State Department Spokesman Andrew Sullivan told reporters at a Wednesday press conference that the sanctions against Russia to be announced on Friday will be “strong” and “robust” as he answered questions about the sanctions regime already in place against Vladimir Putin’s Russia. Mr. Sullivan said the new sanctions will be in r… Original News Source
State Department Spokesman Andrew Sullivan told reporters at a Wednesday press conference that the sanctions against Russia to be announced on Friday will be “strong” and “robust” as he answered questions about the sanctions regime already in place against Vladimir Putin’s Russia. Mr. Sullivan said the new sanctions will be in r… Original News Source