Month: September 2023

Republican presidential hopefuls will strive to set themselves apart from one another and capture voters’ attention when they meet Wednesday night in Simi Valley, Calif., for the second primary debate. Seven candidates, all polling well behind former President Trump, met the Republican National Committee (RNC) criteria to participate. Asa Hutchinson, former Arkansas governor, did not…
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Subscribe for full access to The Hollywood ReporterSubscribe for full access to The Hollywood ReporterThe podcast hosts sparred over Trump vs. Biden, with the ‘Real Time’ host pushing back on Rogan’s attempt to characterize the two presidents as equally flawed. By James Hibberd Writer-at-Large Bill Maher and Joe Rogan agreed on at least one thing…
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Former second lady Karen Pence said former President Trump has “stepped away” from “conservative foundations” that he ran on in 2016 and served on during his presidency.  Pence said in an interview on “CBS Mornings” on Wednesday that the administration of Trump and former Vice President Mike Pence, her husband, governed as conservatives, but the…
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Tonight’s second Republican debate is an opportunity to recapture the issue of national security for the GOP. The need for decisive leadership in the tradition of Ronald Reagan is now and always has been a winning issue for the Republican candidate for president. The hopefuls on stage need to clarify their leadership on this key…
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Judge denies Trump motion to dismiss New York civil case  NBC Newssource

Clinton was at the State Department for the unveiling of her official portrait.At an event Tuesday highlighting her contributions to American diplomacy as the 67th secretary of state, Hillary Clinton made barbed remarks about her political rivals, issuing thinly veiled criticisms of her one-time presidential opponent Donald Trump and taking direct aim at Russian leader…
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Former Trump White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson said Tuesday that she will cooperate with criminal investigations against the former president if she is asked to do so. Hutchinson revealed in her new book that she testified for the Georgia election fraud case, in which former President Trump was indicted last month, but refused to say…
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Hutchinson “could barely make ends meet and still did the right thing when men with bigger titles and bigger salaries did not,” Alyssa Farah Griffin said.

AdvertisementSupported bySurveys from NBC News and The Washington Post/ABC News pointed to a general election between two unpopular candidates.By The New York TimesTwo polls of the 2024 presidential race released on Sunday showed former President Donald J. Trump cruising through the Republican primary — and a general election between two unpopular candidates if, as seems…
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The former ESPN host popped up on Jesse Watters’ Fox News show to offer eyebrow-raising commentary.

Ex-Trump attorney to face attorney disciplinary proceedings for 2020 election plot aimed at Pence  CNNsource

Former Trump attorney Michael Cohen said a business fraud ruling against former President Trump is likely to put him out of business and could push him into bankruptcy. “The damages, in my estimation, with interest and penalty, will exceed $600 million,” Cohen said in a CNN interview Tuesday. “Will that put him into bankruptcy? He…
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President Biden’s reelection campaign hit directly at former President Trump in a new ad focused on Michigan voters on Wednesday. The 30-second spot, which marks the first direct attack against Trump in an ad, was released ahead of the former president’s visit to Detroit — and a day after Biden joined a picket line with…
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One of the more crucial pillars of the rule of law is the willingness of citizens and public officials to obey court orders. At different times in American history, that iron-clad principle has been threatened, in showdowns between the courts and people subject to those orders.    President Andrew Jackson set an early precedent for such…
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Republicans are meeting for their second presidential debate as top rivals seek to blunt the momentum of Donald Trump.

Cassidy Hutchinson’s new book reveals a Trump White House even more chaotic than previously known  CNNsource

Former President Trump shot back at a judge’s ruling that he and his company committed fraud by exaggerating his net worth, calling out the “highly politicized Democrat judge” for the ruling. “It is a terrible reminder that the radical left Democrats will stop at nothing in trying to prevent me, and the American people, from…
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“It’s not going to stop anything that I’m doing,” the Fulton County district attorney said.

Judge finds no conflict for Trump attorney over Stormy Daniels communications in hush money case  CNNsource

Featured ShowsMSNBC TVMoreFollow msnbcMore BrandsMore ShowsNew York Times Investigative reporter Susanne Craig joins Ali Velshi, in for Nicolle Wallace, to discuss the breaking news that a New York state court judge ruled that Donald Trump committed fraud by exaggerating the value of his assets in financial statements, representing a major blow to the ex-president. Sept. 26,…
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Senate votes to advance stopgap funding bill to avoid shutdown – as it happened  The Guardian USsource

Karrin Taylor Robson got our attention late last week when word surfaced that she and her husband, Ed, would be hosting a fundraising event for Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie.Still bruised from her cage match with fellow Republican and Donald Trump warrior queen, Kari Lake, Robson announced her $3,300 per person soiree with Christie.It would…
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“Breaking: Donald,” the former president’s niece wrote on X.