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Biden’s secret weapon to defusing No Labels — Bill Clinton

No Labels has caused headaches for President Joe Biden‘s reelection campaign, with the threat of taking key votes away in an expected rematch with former President Donald Trump, but the president’s campaign has a secret weapon to combat the centrist group — former President Bill Clinton. Clinton, famous for his bipartisanship with Republicans in Congress […]

WA bill gives elections access to nonprofit that aided in social media suppression

(The Center Square) – The Washington State Legislature has enacted a bill forcing county election officials to provide unrestricted system access to a New York state-based nonprofit that aided government agencies in coordinated social media suppression efforts with other states regarding election and COVID-19 “misinformation.” “Most troubling is that that it sits and operates outside of […]

Federal funding package includes litany of pork projects

(The Center Square) – Hundreds of pages of earmarks are included in the compromise deal that Congressional leaders say they’ve reached to fund the federal government. Whether the votes are there to pass it will be revealed this week. The more than 1,000-page deal includes six appropriations bills that total $435 million and earmarks, also […]

Virginia Senate to include additional funding for Metro in budget

(The Center Square) – The Virginia Senate has changed course on funding Metro after the legislators agreed to include additional money for the struggling transit agency in the budget. Senate President Pro Tempore Louise Lucas, D-Portsmouth, announced the decision after the transit agency promised to make reforms. “After securing commitments for the long term reform […]

Rhode Island plan to change WWII Victory Day name draws blowback

(The Center Square) — Rhode Island lawmakers are once again mulling a plan to change the name of Victory Day, which commemorates the end of World War II, but the proposal is facing pushback from those who say it would denigrate the sacrifices of the state’s veterans.  A proposal filed by state Rep. Jennifer Stewart, a Pawtucket […]

Super Tuesday: 10 things to watch for on the biggest primary day of 2024

Voters across 16 states and one U.S. territory will cast their ballots on Super Tuesday, the largest primary date of the 2024 cycle. At stake are 854 delegates on the GOP side and 1,420 delegates on the Democratic side. President Joe Biden is expected to cruise to victory as he faces no serious threat from any Democratic […]

Super Tuesday: Why California rule changes could hand Trump the nomination in record time

Super Tuesday is upon us, and the golden prize up for grabs is California. Former President Donald Trump will look to burnish his credentials with a dominant delegate victory, while President Joe Biden will also aim for a dominant show. But there are plenty of intriguing down-ballot races, not least the jungle primary for former […]

Polls that show Trump winning are wrong, Biden team says

Democrats have a response to a fresh batch of national polls showing President Joe Biden trailing in his reelection bid to former President Donald Trump: denial. That’s not a universal sentiment within the party. Many Democrats are alarmed by these numbers, even eight months out from the election. Biden’s age, the direction of the campaign, […]

Super Tuesday: Five California House races that could flip control of Congress

Super Tuesday is upon us, and the golden prize up for grabs is California. Former President Donald Trump will look to burnish his credentials with a dominant delegate victory, while President Joe Biden will also aim for a dominant show. But there are plenty of intriguing down-ballot races, not least the jungle primary for former […]

Laken Riley’s death takes center stage as House GOP seeks to counter Biden’s State of the Union address

As President Joe Biden prepares to address lawmakers during his annual State of the Union address this week, the president is facing increasing pressure to make policy changes at the southern border. The calls largely come in response to the death of Laken Riley, a nursing student who was killed last month on the University […]
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