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Though Democratic politicians and the party itself stand for certain values and policies, sometimes, when they promote and defend them in the public square, well, they do it in a whisper.
Presidential primary candidates in both parties are also lured by the siren song of the media — social and otherwise — that values bombast and hyperbole above all else.
The message is clear: With recent polls showing attorney Harriet Hageman winning by double digits in a state that awarded Trump his biggest margin of victory in 2020, Cheney is not just talking to
Lankford has received $105,000 in outside support from a group called Defend Oklahoma Values. He reported $4.7 million in receipts and had $2.1 million left on hand on June 8.
He has also consistently held a decisive lead in public polls and drawn the most attention from outside groups, which have spent $450,000 supporting him — about half of that from a group called 34N22 —
But we have emerged stronger and more committed to defend the values that our ancestors gave their lives for.”
this week’s races: Ohio Senate Vance, a venture capitalist who had billionaire Peter Thiel bankrolling a super PAC that through last week had spent $11.8 million promoting him, was trailing in polls
Tim Ryan launched a $3.3 million ad buy, the first in the state’s Democratic Senate primary, focused on China’s threat to American manufacturing.
Heads en fuego: Democrats, eyeing recent polls, fear Hispanic voters may be trending away from their party.
“Have either gotten the job done for the American people?” Both public and private polls are clear: The answer to all of them is “No.”
Polls show the American public considers PACs to be one of the top three most preferred ways to finance elections, next to self-funded campaigns and individual contributions.
It’s not Republicanism, and it’s not American,” said the former executive director of the Michigan GOP, whose front lawn sports a Scholten sign.
The ads feature a grunting actor in period costume who appears to order an attack on China, the elimination of “liberal scribes” and the persecution of various offenders of conservative values.
A New York Times analysis of four polls conducted in June found that between 15 million and 26 million people participated in demonstrations, and the Associated Press counted the number of arrests through
She said Jones “has given up on representing the conservative values that Alabamians hold true.”
Several polls that month showed her tied with Collins, who is her most formidable GOP opponent in the crowded race.
As polls show his base stagnant and his poll numbers dropping, Donald Trump has decided to replay an old favorite.
Heading into the GOP runoff, Neese and Bice present starkly different visions of conservative values.
On Thursday, she said the high court’s decision “supports our values as a country” but admitted that she had feared a different ruling.
Vi Lyles, the Democratic mayor of the very blue city, walked a tightrope, as a leader and supporter of the effort who also said she would not give a welcoming speech, as the values voiced by Trump