The senators suggested the White House was responsible for former President Trump’s conviction. Eight Republican senators have pledged to oppose non-security funding increases that would allow the U.S. Department of Justice and other agencies to engage in what they call “partisan lawfare” following the May 30 guilty verdicts against former President Donald Trump. The Republicans,
The Arizona Republican told a large audience it would take a united nation to ‘push back’ against a ‘globalist monarchy’ in Washington. SHOW LOW, Ariz.—Kari Lake, an Arizona Republican and U.S. Senate candidate, said it would take “all hands on deck” to stand up against what she views as a political establishment that spent nearly
Both Republicans and Democrats view the campaign as a threat. According to a recent Gallop Poll, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is the only candidate with a favorability rating over 50 percent. Of those surveyed, 52 percent say they view RFK Jr. favorably. The same poll shows Donald Trump at 42 percent and Biden at 41
‘Voters appeared to shrug at the court ruling as there was NO impact on any of the ballots,’ reads the memo to Trump presidential campaign leadership. A memo labeled “confidential” from political strategist and pollster Tony Fabrizio to the leadership of the Trump 2024 presidential campaign claims that the recent conviction of former President Donald
‘Former President Donald Trump hasn’t lost his voting rights in Florida,’ DeSantis wrote. Amid speculation about the voting rights implications of former President Donald Trump’s recent felony conviction, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has vowed to make sure that the former president will be able to cast a vote in his home state of Florida. A
If President Trump won a second term, he could not pardon himself for the convictions he received in New York. New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is facing bipartisan calls to pardon former President Donald Trump for his recent felony convictions, a scenario she has signaled is unlikely to happen. President Trump became the first U.S.
President Trump has vowed to appeal his guilty verdict. Amid speculation about how former President Donald Trump’s appeal of his conviction will play out, retired Harvard Law professor Alan Dershowitz said he thinks there’s a way the former president can expedite the process to get it before the U.S. Supreme Court before the November presidential