Vice President Kamala Harris will be “relatively light” on the details of her policy platform during her speech this Friday, despite mounting pressure from voters for her to lay out her policies as the Democratic nominee. Harris plans to “lay out an approach relatively light on details” and “outline a sort of reboot of the
‘End the apartheid system and pervasive inequality at the root cause of this violence,’ American Friends Service Committee wrote on Oct. 7 Susan Wild (Facebook) Rep. Susan Wild (D., Pa.), considered one of the most vulnerable House incumbents running for reelection, personally raised money for a “social justice” group that wants to defund police and
‘When we heard that Kamala was going to be the replacement, we said “That’s good for Tim Sheehy,”‘ Sen. Steve Daines says Jon Tester (Drew Angerer/Getty Images) BOZEMAN, Mont.—One would believe from media reports that Vice President Kamala Harris’s rise sparks nothing but “joy” among Democrats. In one of the nation’s most competitive Senate races,
A Minnesota Muslim Democratic delegate told Politico Tuesday that her party’s presidential nominee, Kamala Harris, cannot win the White House without appeasing anti-Israel voters and promising an arms embargo on Israel. “If we do not have a ceasefire and arms embargo promise from Vice President Harris, come November, I am sure that we will lose,”
Emergency oil reserves remain 41 percent lower than their pre-Biden level Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm with Vice President Kamala Harris (Drew Angerer/Getty Images) The Biden-Harris administration is boasting that it has “secured” back the oil it drained from the country’s emergency reserves in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. But in reality, the
A Biden-Harris administration program meant to deport families who entered the United States illegally has instead allowed nearly 90 percent of the migrants to remain in the country. More than 22,000 of the 24,000 migrants placed in the Family Expedited Removal Program were allowed to stay in the United States, with only around 2,600 deported
Voters in battleground Pennsylvania aren’t buying Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris’s promise to not ban fracking, the Washington Post reported on Tuesday. The last time Harris ran for president, in 2019, she was a vocal advocate of outlawing the practice, saying, “There’s no question I’m in favor of banning fracking” during a CNN town hall.