Democratic strategist Julie Roginsky rebuked the Democratic Party on Thursday for failing to connect with voters. During an appearance on CNN, Roginsky said that the fault does not lie with prominent figures such as President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, or former President Barack Obama, but with the…
Read More Julie Roginsky Rips Democratic Party’s Disconnect With Voters “Not The Party Of Common Sense”
Democratic New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on Wednesday blamed Vice President Kamala Harris’ election loss on alleged sexist attitudes among voters, among other factors. Ocasio-Cortez argued that blaming the defeat solely on Harris would overlook broader, systemic issues within the party and the country. Ocasio-Cortez said that…
Read More AOC Rants On Instagram About Reasons Harris Lost
Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders said Wednesday that Vice President Kamala Harris’ lost to President-elect Donald Trump because the Democratic Party has neglected working-class voters. Sanders pointed the finger at the Democrats for Harris‘ loss in a statement posted to X, formerly Twitter. The reelected Vermont senator criticized Democratic leaders…
Read More Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders Points Finger At Democratic Party For Harris’ Loss
Democratic New York City Mayor Eric Adams is set to go to trial on federal corruption charges starting April 21, 2025, a U.S. judge ruled on Friday. U.S. District Judge Dale Ho set the date at a hearing in Manhattan federal court over the opposition…
Read More New York City Mayor Eric Adams To Stand Trial In April On Federal Corruption Charges
Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban took to social media on Friday to clarify comments he made about former President Donald Trump during an appearance on “The View.” Cuban apologized after claiming that Trump is “never around strong, intelligent women,” a comment that quickly drew backlash from…
Read More Mark Cuban Backtracks On Claim That Trump Is ‘Never Around Strong, Intelligent Women’
Veteran political analyst Mark Halperin criticized major media outlets on Friday, accusing them of “ridiculously slanted” coverage of former President Donald Trump’s recent remarks about Liz Cheney. During an appearance on Newsmax, Halperin said Trump’s remarks were taken wildly out of context to stoke outrage rather than to…
Read More Halperin Unloads On Media Over ‘Ridiculously Slanted’ Coverage Of Trump’s Liz Cheney Comment
Iran’s military leadership announced Thursday intentions to retaliate against recent Israeli strikes but may delay action to avoid benefiting former President Donald Trump’s campaign, according to The New York Times. Deputy commander of the guards General Ali Fadavi said to Lebanon’s Al Mayadeen television that Iran’s counteraction…
Read More Iran Might Wait Until After US Election To Strike Israel Over Fears It Might Benefit Trump: REPORT
Former President Donald Trump filed a $10 billion lawsuit Thursday against CBS after the network appeared to manipulate a recent “60 Minutes” segment to allegedly favor his opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris. The lawsuit claims that CBS aired a curated version of Harris’s response to…
Read More Trump Slaps CBS With $10 Billion Lawsuit Over ’60 Minutes’ Harris Edit
Republican New York Rep. Mike Lawler’s race to be reelected in the 17th Congressional District has been shifted to “lean Republican,” according to a Cook Political Report published Friday. The nonpartisan Cook Political Report reclassified New York’s 17th Congressional District race as it now favors incumbent…
Read More GOP Rep Gets Good Polling News In New York Race That Could Help GOP Maintain House Majority
The New York Times Tech Guild issued a warning that they may go on strike during the period surrounding Election Day. According to The Washington Post, the strike could drastically impact the newspaper’s ability to deliver timely election coverage, including live updates, results, and forecasts.…
Read More New York Times Tech Guild Threatens Strike Ahead Of Election Coverage