A new survey reveals that former President Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are tied in a crucial state, despite the former president’s previous lead by nearly two digits. A Detroit News WDIV-TV survey, conducted after President Biden dropped out of the 2024 race, found that Trump and Harris are tied with 41% support in...
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Who is Mark Kelly? What to know about the senator from Arizona and possible VP pick
Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly, a Democrat, is rumored to be under consideration to serve as Vice President Kamala Harris’ running mate in the 2024 presidential election. Kelly, a 60-year-old former astronaut and U.S. Navy captain, has represented Arizona in the U.S. Senate since 2020. Kelly was elected to the Senate in a 2020 special election...
FLASHBACK: Biden being replaced on ticket was 'fantasy' dismissed by media
Many members of the media were quick in the past to dismiss the notion that Vice President Kamala Harris, or anyone, would be replacing President Biden at the top of the Democratic Party’s ticket. “First of all, a vote for Joe Biden is a vote for Kamala Harris. You know that and I know that....
Netanyahu to meet Trump as Israeli leader looks to rekindle relationship
JERUSALEM — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is slated to meet former President Trump on Friday at hisMar-a-Lagoresort in Florida in an effort to repair a fractured relationship. After President Biden defeated Trump in the 2020 presidential election, Netanyahu congratulated President-elect Biden, prompting Trump to call out the Israeli leader and was quoted as saying...
Nikki Haley knew Biden wouldn't 'make it to the election' and be replaced with Kamala Harris
Nikki Haley remarked Thursday that she wasn’t surprised President Biden dropped out of the race and “never thought” he would be the eventual Democratic candidate. Haley, who ran for the GOP nomination in 2024 before eventually endorsing Donald Trump, was asked by CNN’s Jake Tapper for her thoughts on Biden deciding to drop out of...
US voters agree Biden made correct decision by dropping out of race: poll
A recent poll indicates voters in the United States almost universally approve of President Biden’s decision to end his 2024 re-election campaign. According to a New York Times/Siena College Poll released Thursday, a staggering 87% of registered voters said they approved of the president’s decision to forego a second term. Only 9% of respondents said...
Wisconsin Democrats say Biden needed to drop out 'far sooner' to allow primary: 'Don’t like on principle'
A group of Wisconsin progressive voters agreed Wednesday that President Biden should have “come to [the] decision sooner” to drop out of the race so that there was “more time” to choose another nominee. The five voters were asked their opinion on MSNBC about the president announcing he would not seek re-election on Sunday and...
Why Putin prefers Harris over Trump in the White House
Two weeks ago, a U.S. intelligence official — commenting on the recentElection Security Updateissued by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (DNI) —suggestedthat Russia prefers former President Trump to win the presidency in November. As a former Defense Intelligence Agency officer who specializes in Russia and Putin, I totally disagree. Like many other...
Is Newsom out of the running in Harris' VP search? A look at the 12th Amendment
Although California Gov. Gavin Newsom has long been considered a top contender for the Democratic presidential nomination, the focus has now shifted to whether he might be Kamala Harris’ running mate after President Biden abruptly suspended his re-election campaign. As concerns about President Biden’s mental acuity and age grew following his poor debate performance against...
NY Times editorial board urges Kamala Harris to 'do better' than Biden in taking questions from reporters
The New York Times editorial board pleaded with Vice President Kamala Harris to “do better” than her former running mate in fielding questions from reporters. “Vice President Kamala Harris, now the likely Democratic nominee, has the chance to encourage and embrace the kind of close examination that the public so far has had little opportunity...









