Rep. Jahana Hayes, D-Conn., is remaining silent over calls from within the NEA, with which she has close ties, to rescind its endorsement of President Biden over the war in Gaza.
States controlled by the Democratic Party have been driving the middle class away with bad policies for years. But now that the consequences of these bad choices are being compounded by President Joe Biden, the harm caused by the Democrats’ far-Left drift is becoming ever more apparent. In some cases, it literally makes Democratic officeholders […]
It wasn't much of a race, but President Biden scored a robust victory in the first Democratic primary of the year in South Carolina, the state that rescued his flailing 2020 campaign.
President Biden is looking for an easy victory Saturday in South Carolina's Democratic primary that officially kicks off his party's nominating process, validating a new lineup he championed to better empower Black voters who helped revive his 2020 campaign.
A majority of Republicans in a recent poll say they believe former President Trump's investigations are being conducted "unfairly." The new survey, released Friday by YouGov, found that among the four criminal indictments that Trump is facing, more than 66 percent of Republicans believe the cases are being handled "unfairly." This is compared to 70...
Former Vice President Al Gore said Democrats should respect former President Trump's supporters, suggesting they're just using him "as a vehicle" to express their anger. Gore, who served as President Clinton's No. 2 until 2001, told CNN’s Christiane Amanpour Saturday that his followers are merely utilizing the former president's White House bid to project dissatisfaction...
Long-shot presidential candidate Rep. Dean Phillips (D-Minn.) congratulated President Biden Saturday for winning the South Carolina Democratic primary, joking that he got “a good old fashioned whooping.” “Cracking four digits never felt so good,” Phillips wrote on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, after the race was called for the incumbent. “Congratulations, Mr. President,...
The White House criticized House Republicans on Saturday for unveiling a $17.6 billion bill that would provide additional aid to Israel amid its ongoing war in the Middle East, calling it a “cynical political maneuver." The administration specifically criticized the bill, which Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) said the House would vote on next week, disparaging...