New York Times columnist David Brooks detailed in a column published Wednesday how former President Trump could win the 2024 election and how the Democratic Party and Vice President Kamala Harris could lose. Brooks listed five reasons and ways Trump could be victorious. One way, he wrote, was if voters choose the red model, which...
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Ketanji Brown Jackson says Kamala Harris 'gives a lot of people hope' as Dem nominee
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson joined the co-hosts of “The View” on Wednesday and said that Vice President Kamala Harris’ Democratic nomination was giving “a lot of people hope.” “I know a little bit about being a first, you know. I think a lot of people were very happy about my appointment in part...
Ketanji Brown Jackson says Supreme Court's public perception as too political is 'problematic'
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson told late night host Stephen Colbert that it was “problematic” for the high court to be perceived as political during an interview on Tuesday. “I think it’s problematic for the court that that’s a perception that the public has. Because we really rely on public trust in order to...
Indiana baseball coach recalls moment teen girl was stabbed during game prompting arrest of illegal immigrant
After a teen girl was allegedly stabbed by an illegal immigrant while attending her brother’s baseball game in Lowell, Indiana, one of the coaches spoke out about the harrowing attack, recalling the moment the assault took place. Matt Ramian, who was coaching the young girl’s brother’s baseball team at the time, joined “Fox & Friends”...
Political analyst warns Harris could lose key battleground state: 'Almost certainly not going to win' without
Political analyst Mark Halperin argued that Vice President Kamala Harris may not win the essential battleground state of Pennsylvania and that could cost her the 2024 election. “I’ve been asking people two questions in the state, national strategists to the campaigns — one is, who is currently ahead in the race, and where does Pennsylvania...
Harris campaign agrees to ABC presidential debate rules with some 'assurances:' report
Vice President Kamala Harris agreed to the final rules for the ABC News debate against former President Trump, allegedly following a few “assurances” from the network. On Wednesday, ABC News released the official rules for Tuesday’s debate between Harris and Trump, including the hotly contested rule that microphones be muted while a candidate is speaking....
Sen. Kelly defends Harris for once supporting decriminalizing border crossings: 'Got half a second to think'
Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly said Tuesday that Vice President Kamala Harris only had a short amount of time to think before stating that she supported decriminalizing illegal border crossings in 2019. “You’re talking about a primary in 2019 where somebody throws their hand up and you’ve got like a half a second to think about...
Chicago paper urges voters to remember Dolton mayor's lavish taxpayer-funded spending come election time
The Chicago Tribune editorial board urged voters to keep Democratic Mayor Tiffany Henyard’s excessive spending front of mind as she eyes reelection next year. In an editorial titled, “Dolton voters should remember Mayor Tiffany Henyard’s taxpayer-funded 5-star hotel stays and fancy meals,” the board highlighted Henyard’s lavish spending and tax-payer-funded trips, contrasting her over the...
Oregon 'lost a generation of people' due to now-reversed liberal drug law, says GOP leader
Oregon’s move to recriminalize drugs was the first of many necessary steps, according to State House Republican leader Jeff Helfrich. The new law, which is a reversal of the state’s 2020 decriminalization, went into effect Sunday. “You saw overdose deaths, you saw drug usage on the street, crime, homelessness all soared after Democrats put this...
Would Reagan be welcome in today's GOP? Actor Dennis Quaid, locals from his hometown offer mixed views
DIXON, Ill. – Locals who live in the late president’s hometown were mixed on whether Ronald Reagan would still be welcome in today’s Republican Party at the premiere of the movie “Reagan” in Dixon, Ill. Most political observers would argue today’s MAGA movement looks and sounds different from the party that once consisted of traditional...








