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↵↵But the president also said he would not apologize for the racist meme, telling reporters on Air Force One that most of what he re-posted was a "strong" post about alleged voter fraud in 2020 in Georgia
↵↵President Donald Trump on Tuesday pardoned the North Carolina-bred turkeys that he said he wanted to name "Chuck and Nancy," a holiday season dig at two longtime Democratic foes: Senate Minority Leader
Bob Casey of Pennsylvania and Republican Dave McCormick, who has been attending Senate orientation this week, is heading to a recount.
We know Donald Trump is poised to return to the White House with a Republican-held Senate, but at this point, control of the House is unclear, with several swing seats hanging in the balance.Â
Organizers said both the presidential and Senate races matter.Â
Earlier in the night, some of the party’s most notable members of Congress spoke to Harris’ time in the Senate, both as a member and her current role as the president of the Senate, the capacity in which
least a handful of presidential races knew Biden’s disastrous performance had altered the race, putting the incumbent president in a deep hole and creating significant problems for Democratic House and Senate
But he also was reportedly listening to urges from some top Democratic figures that he would lose to Trump and cost his party control of the House and Senate.
Wisconsin is also critical to Biden’s re-election plans.
Of course, Biden and the Democrats are not really "in charge," since the GOP controls the House, and Senate Republicans can block legislation by filibustering.
Border politics: Curtis Hertel, a Democrat running in Michigan’s open 7th District, sent a letter to Biden calling on him to use executive authority to take steps to address the border crisis, including re-implementing
Vice President Kamala Harris marked the anniversary of Bloody Sunday in Selma, Ala., this past Sunday, joining in a march across the Edmund Pettus Bridge, re-creating the steps of the late Rep.
And so, with a heavy heart, I have decided not to run for re-election."
The combination of a less than popular Democratic president seeking re-election, a Senate class that includes many more vulnerable Democratic than Republican seats, and a Democratic Party filled with voters
President Joe Biden made it official this week: He is running for re-election. The 2024 presidential race will be determined largely in the same places as in the last few elections.