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That came several hours after the 77-year-old Trump’s Truth Social account posted a video of Biden being led inside by an aide, with a narrator singing a jingle suggesting the 81-year-old president should
When Biden, without naming him, criticized Trump for recently saying undocumented migrants are "poisoning the blood of our country," the speaker who regularly visits Mar-a-Lago shook his head and remained
ANALYSIS — No matter who wins their expected rematch, President Joe Biden and Donald Trump should not expect much from Congress during a second term as far as legislation goes.
Israel is in crisis, aid to Ukraine is hanging by a thread, government funding is slated to expire next month and policies for controlling the border need revamping without political posturing.
issued Oct. 12 also accuses the senator, who stepped down as chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee after he was charged, of conspiring to use his office to operate on behalf of Egyptian officials without
He should be on the stage tonight."
Rebels without a cause When it comes to impeaching Biden, House Republicans are rebels without a cause — or, at least, a smoking gun.
As a result, the cautionary words that everyone should paste on the back of their smartphones during this election cycle are: "Buyer Beware." Or, if you prefer Latin: "Caveat emptor."
Red rebounds Pennsylvania: Republicans are convinced they’d have done better in the Keystone State without Doug Mastriano dragging down the ticket from the top of the ballot in 2022.
Asking themselves: "Should I try to ’out-Trump Trump’ when it comes to the former president’s inevitable personal attacks or rise above the fray and focus on issues?"
With Allred in the race, Texas should be considered competitive now as well.Â
But if anyone without skin in the game chimes in, I immediately start waving the Stars and Stripes.
Joe Manchin III of West Virginia, said he’d back Sinema should she decide to run, and he urged Senate Democratic leaders to do the same.Â