Pennsylvania Democrat has sought to reinvent herself as a moderate in tough reelection battle Rep. Susan Wild speaks during a press conference in Washington, D.C. (Brian Stukes/Getty Images for Protect Our Care) Susan Wild bills herself as one of the “most bipartisan members of Congress.” But on Facebook, the Pennsylvania Democrat is sending her campaign
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D.) on Tuesday expressed his disapproval of Vice President Kamala Harris referring to herself as the “underdog” in the November presidential election. “My humble personal opinion is she’s not and I don’t like hearing about that,” Newsom said when asked in a CBS News interview whether he considers Harris to be
Democratic lawmakers and strategists are growing “extremely anxious” over how Vice President Kamala Harris will perform at Tuesday’s presidential debate, the Hill reported. “People are extremely anxious about [Harris’s] performance,” Ray Zaccaro, a Democratic strategist and former Senate aide, told the Hill. “There’s a sense of real caution about expectations on her performance.” Zaccaro added
‘Moral blindness unfortunately seems to be your modus operandi,’ Arkansas senator writes in letter to UNHRC commissioner Sen. Tom Cotton / Getty Images Sen. Tom Cotton (R., Ark.) is pressing the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) to explain its “shocking failure to condemn the terrorists of Hamas,” blasting the international organization for its “moral
British historian and Winston Churchill biographer Andrew Roberts joined Piers Morgan on Monday to discuss his takedown of Darryl Cooper, the little-known pseudo historian who, in an interview with Tucker Carlson, dubbed Churchill the “chief villain of World War II.” Roberts dismantled Cooper’s claims in a Washington Free Beacon piece published Friday and told Morgan
Kristen McDonald Rivet battles Republican Paul Junge in pivotal Michigan district (@McDonaldRivet / X) A Michigan Democrat running in a pivotal House race brought in $21,000 from a George Soros-financed group that lobbied for defunding the police. Kristen McDonald Rivet, who is facing off against Republican Paul Junge in Michigan’s eighth district, received the contributions
Vice President Kamala Harris, who finally released a policy page on her website Sunday, lifted multiple parts of the page directly from President Joe Biden’s platform, the New Republic reported. “They finally added an ‘Issues’ section to her website. … Unfortunately for Harris, its release was undermined by a simple but telling error: The page’s