Category: Election
VP Debate: The Night A Housefly Stole the Buzz from the Vice President of the United States
It must have come in for quite a soft landing. Because in the midst of the rhetorical push-and-pull of the vice presidential debate Wednesday night, a tiny common housefly sat undisturbed for what seemed an eternity perched--under klieg lights and very much on-camera--atop Vice President Mike Pence's snowy coif. The miniature interloper seems to have stolen the show.
Debate Viewer Reactions: Race Unchanged, but Millennials Assured and White Working Class Men Impressed
Tuesday night's chaotic presidential debate leaves structure of the race untouched, which is extremely favorable to Democrat Joe Biden uniting the country, on middle class values, education, and dealing with the racial strife, according to results of online focus group testing of the initial debate between Biden and incumbent Donald Trump.
After First Debate ‘Shitshow,’ Calls Mount To Cancel Further Encounters
Talk is mounting among political analysts saying that Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden ought to drop out of the last two presidential debates before the election, following an initial encounter which was widely panned for incumbent Donald Trump's poor behavior.
Senate Opponent: Lindsey Graham Just Wants To Sit on Hannity Every Night, Fly on Air Force One, or Golf with Trump
Sen Lindsey Graham's Democratic opponent is slamming the South Carolina Republican for taking a lackadaisical summer only now to rush through Donald Trump's pending nomination to the Supreme Court.
As McConnell Rolled Over Ginsburg’s Corpse, Hillary Offers Democrats Plan to Fight Back
Strangely, it fell to Trump's 2016 rival, Hillary Clinton, who gave voice, solace and hope to millions of Democrats simultaneously suddenly grieving Ginsburg and dispirited over Trump's sudden ability to remake the nation's highest court in a decidedly right-wing slant.
Republican Ridge: ‘It’s Beyond Aggravating and Angers Me’ that Trump Continues to Sow Doubt About Mail-in Voting
Republican Tom Ridge, who served as the very first secretary of homeland security during the George W Bush administration, has publicly complained that Donald Trump continues to cast doubt on mail-in voting.
Zuckerberg: There’s Nothing Illegitimate About Taking ‘Additional Days or Weeks to Make Sure All the Votes Are Counted’
The media needs to prepare the American people that it will be "nothing illegitimate" if it takes days or even weeks to determine the final winner of this year's presidential election, according to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
Joe Biden: ‘President Trump Says So Many Things That Aren’t True’
Given Donald Trump's reputation for falsehoods, Joe Biden's casting doubt on his rival's accelerated timeline for the arrival of a vaccine for the novel coronavirus.
Martin Luther King III: ‘We Must Be a Living Movement Not a Monument’
As thousands gathered in Washington DC Friday to commemorate Dr Martin Luther King Jr's 1963 March on Washington, King's namesake urged those in attendance not to dwell in the past but to work for justice in the present.
