In 1979, you could turn an alley corner in Nashville and find the Greatest Country Singer Ever living in his car surviving on alcohol and hillocks of cocaine. At under 100 pounds, George Jones would be trying to keep his diet of junk food down, talking to his two alter egos. “The Old Man” would
Lanon Baccam spoke on a panel of leaders ‘working to pass progressive reforms’ Lanon Baccam (lanonbaccam.com) Iowa congressional candidate Lanon Baccam has run his campaign as a moderate Democrat, but the former Obama administration bureaucrat touted his progressive ideals at a far-left conference in 2018. Baccam that year sat on a panel, “Rural ≠ White,”
Laura Gillen accepted thousands from Rockefeller Brothers Fund trustee and wife New York Democratic congressional candidate Laura Gillen (X) New York Democratic congressional hopeful Laura Gillen has centered her campaign around fighting campus anti-Semitism as violent anti-Israel protests take colleges by storm. She also accepted thousands of dollars in donations from David Rockefeller, whose nonprofit
Protesters made death threats and spat at one student government representative Anti-Israel protest, University of Michigan, May 2024 (Nic Antaya/Getty Images) Anti-Israel agitators mobbed, harassed, and threatened University of Michigan student government representatives who voted against funding a Hamas-associated university in the West Bank, videos show. The school is investigating the incident, and the student
Casey repeatedly introduced the FRAC Act, which energy producers say would kill hundreds of thousands of jobs U.S. Sen. Bob Casey Jr. speaks at the 2024 DNC (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images) Democratic Sen. Bob Casey, running for reelection in one of the most closely watched races in the country, recently said he opposes efforts to “constrain”
Rural Minnesota voters from Tim Walz’s former congressional district slammed the Democratic vice presidential nominee for acting like a “chameleon,” adding that “a flannel shirt doesn’t mean you blend in in the country,” Politico reported Friday. Walz, a former public school teacher from the Midwest, struck a moderate tone in 2006 while running for Congress
‘Someone who’s been in classrooms a lot, being around coaching a lot, I speak passionately,’ VP hopeful says Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz struggled to explain his long pattern of prevarications during a solo interview with Good Morning America, saying his past work as a teacher and coach has made him “speak passionately.” Walz