Trump’s campaign begins
Former President Donald Trump, who had announced his bid for the 2024 presidential election, is set to kick off a new phase of his campaign by visiting two states on Saturday.
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Trump: Only way to remedy 2020 election is to declare rightful winner or to have a new election
45th President Donald J. Trump has called for a new election. This announcement comes as more recently released evidence showed that the FBI buried the Hunter Biden laptop story.
Democrats defend Biden calling Republicans “semi-fascist”
After President Joe Biden declared Republicans to be “semi-fascist,” leading Democrats have been either silent or supportive of his remarks.
Gov. Newsom: I attack DeSantis because he is a bully
California Governor Gavin Newsom defended his attacks against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.
Judge rules parts of Trump raid affidavit can be public
The judge presiding over the Mar-a-Lago raid rules the affidavit can not stay totally private. Magistrate Judge Bruce Reinhart announced Thursday that the Department if Justice did not meet the burden of showing the entire document should stay sealed. Reinhart ordered the “redacted” version of the affidavit to be made public by noon Friday.
Trump sues US Gov’t over FBI raid of Fla. home
45th President Donald Trump is reportedly suing the US Government over the FBI raid of his Florida home.
Kimberly Guilfoyle, Bo Hines make case for America First Congress
Lawmakers and advisers close to 45th President Donald Trump have stressed the 2022 midterm elections are immensely important to change the direction of the country. America First patriots are calling for more representation in Congress.
Judge upholds injunction on Mich. abortion ban
Getting an abortion remains legal in Michigan after a judge blocked prosecutors from enforcing a near total ban.
GOP to put $28M towards Vance Ohio Sen. campaign
A Super PAC linked to Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell shelled out cash for JD Vance in Ohio’s Senate race.
Pence would consider testifying before J6 Committee
Former Vice President Mike Pence said he’s open to idea of testifying in front of the January 6 Committee. While speaking at Saint Anselm College on Wednesday, Pence said he would consider the prospect should he receive a formal invitation.