If former President Trump secures another term in office, expect a different dynamic within his administration. In a recent interview with Fox News, Trump expressed his reluctance to involve his family in politics again, citing the pain they’ve endured. Trump’s daughter Ivanka Trump, who served as a senior White House adviser in his previous term …
PALO ALTO, California >> President Joe Biden is intensifying his reelection efforts this week with four fundraisers in the San Francisco area. As his campaign works to build up its resources and lay strategic foundations for 2024, Biden and his team have planned over 20 fundraisers in the latter half of June. These events will …
President Biden delivered a strong economic populist message during his first rally of the reelection campaign. He emphasized that his policies have created jobs and uplifted the middle class. Now, he believes it is time for the wealthy to contribute their fair share in taxes. The rally focused on highlighting the achievements of the sweeping …
In his inaugural rally for the reelection campaign, President Joe Biden delivered a powerful and unapologetic message focused on economic populism. Speaking to an enthusiastic crowd of union members, Biden highlighted the success of his policies in creating jobs and improving the lives of the middle class. He emphasized the importance of the wealthy paying …
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has gained attention from past and present Twitter CEOs. Jack Dorsey, the former CEO, endorsed the presidential candidate on Sunday by sharing a video of him claiming he could beat Donald Trump or Ron DeSantis if he won the Democratic nomination, according to Gizmodo. Dorsey tweeted “He can and he …
North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum has announced his candidacy for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, adding his name to the long list of contenders hoping to dent former President Trump’s early lead in the race. Burgum, 66, made the announcement in the Wall Street Journal and was expected to kick off his campaign Wednesday …
On Tuesday, Mike Pence submitted his paperwork to enter the 2024 race and unveiled a launch video on Wednesday. Despite being noted by the Hill, the video, which was nearly 3 minutes long, did not mention former President Trump directly or feature any images of Pence’s former boss. In the video, Pence places blame …