Six elected Democrats have defected so far this year to join the Republican Party.
Now, Republicans have secured their highest profile defector yet. Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson announced his departure from the Democratic Party in a Wall Street Journal op-ed last week.
Donald Trump was back in Michigan on Wednesday night, speaking to a crowd connected with the automotive industry as the United Auto Workers union continued its strike of the Big Three automakers.
“The Patriot: How General Mark Milley protected the Constitution from Donald Trump” is Jeffrey Goldberg’s 6,500-word ode in The Atlantic to the outgoing chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Although the article also suffers from cloying revisionism, its biggest flaw is failing to provide a single instance proving its proposition—quite the contrary.
What the polling trend really suggests is Democrats’ worst nightmare: that all the effort they put into demonizing, delegitimizing, even prosecuting Trump was for naught.
Former President Donald Trump is currently leading President Biden by 10 points among voters, according to a new poll.
A Sept. 15 Reuters/Ipsos poll found that Biden is saddled with concerns about his age, the economy and his handling of crime. But perhaps most significant is that voters from seven key states that were the make-it-or-break-it votes in 2020 are more inclined to vote for Trump.
Trump has long sought to paint himself as a fighter for the “forgotten men and women” of the working class and spent much of his 2016 campaign campaigning in Rust Belt towns suffering from the shift away from mining and manufacturing.
Former President Donald Trump has promised he will pardon or commute the sentences of sidewalk counselors, pro-life advocates, and “every political prisoner who’s been unjustly persecuted by the Biden administration” on the first day he returns to office, he told the 2023 Pray Vote Stand Summit on Friday.
On Sunday, Former President Donald Trump participated in an interview with Kristen Welker on NBC’s “Meet the Press” where he weighed in on a wide range of issues.
Former President Donald Trump suggested that he may pick a woman as his vice presidential running mate if he wins the Republican nomination, according to a report by NBC News on Saturday.
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