Is the US Ready for a Woman President? Democrats Weigh In

Democrats say they’re excited to work toward electing the first woman president of the United States. CHICAGO—Vice President Kamala Harris, who is running for president and aiming to be the first woman to hold the office, is set to deliver a nomination acceptance speech on Thursday at the Democratic National Convention. Although some attendees at

Democrats at DNC Hopeful to Have First Female President

Convention delegates recognize that some Americans may not be ready for a woman president, but still believe Harris will overcome the challenge. CHICAGO—Vice President Kamala Harris, who is running for president and aiming to be the first woman to hold the office, is set to deliver a nomination acceptance speech on Thursday at the Democratic

Democrats Mostly Unfazed by Possibility of Trump–RFK Jr. Alliance

‘Kennedy voters are Trump voters anyway,’ Rep. Tom Suozzi (D-N.Y.) told The Epoch Times. Democrats are mostly unfazed by the growing buzz that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. may suspend his independent bid for the presidency and join forces with former President Donald Trump. Kennedy plans to address the nation on Aug. 23 about the “path

Illinois State Rep. Shares About Efforts to Deal with Civilian Violence

“There’s no real progress when people are in chaos,” Illinois State Representative, La Shawn Ford, tells The Epoch Times’ Jan Jekielek. After the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, he said, “we knew we needed to tone it down.” The legisl… Original News Source Link – Epoch TimesRunning For Office? Conservative Campaign Consulting –

Rep. Brad Sherman: ‘It’s Not Our Job to Build the Chinese Economy’

Rep. Brad Sherman (D-Calif.) sat down with NTD’s Jack Bradley at the DNC. He explained the risks of investing in communist China and why he has put forward a bill to end the tax benefit for Americans investing in Chinese stocks: “We shouldn’t be subsidizing the building of the Chinese economy.” Original News Source Link

Dark Money in Wisconsin GOP Primary Divides Republicans

Some Wisconsin Republicans are protesting the influence of dark money in the Aug. 13 primary election. Dark money spent in the Aug. 13 GOP primary election has further divided grassroots from establishment Republicans in Wisconsin. A group of conservative Republican candidates are complaining that their political futures and reputations were harmed by a last-minute infusion