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West Virginia Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin will not be endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris for president. The development comes after Harris endorsed the idea of removing the Senate's filibuster to pass pro-abortion laws. 'Shame on her,' Manchin said. 'She knows the filibuster is the Holy Grail of democracy. It's the only thing that keeps us talking and working together. If she gets rid of that, then this would be the House on steroids.'
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The leafy East Bay city of Antioch is in the grip of a spiraling gang war after police numbers collapsed under the Democrat run council and its 'equity conscious' mayor. Crime was already spiking on every major metric before a weekend of unprecedented gun violence left one man dead, emptied the city center and left business owners fearing for their future. Police numbers have plunged from 115 to 76 in the last four years under the tenure of Mayor Lamar Hernandez-Thorpe who was elected in the teeth of opposition from the local police Officers' Association.
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Joe Biden was filmed snapping at staffers after an awkward gaffe during a final meeting with a group of world leaders. The president, 81, barked 'Who's next?' while introducing a leader from the 'Quad' nations of Australia, India and Japan at his home in Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday night. Ending his introductory speech about the Quad's efforts to beat cancer, Biden said: 'So I want to thank you all for being here. And now, who am I introducing next?'
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She has launched her presidential campaign on a platform of taking on corporate wrongdoing and clamping down on billionaires. But in practice, Kamala Harris is seeking advice from the same big business leaders she claims to be raging against. The vice president has been attempting to woo captains of industry by inviting them to lunches and personally guided White House tours.
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Janet Jackson has claimed that Kamala Harris is not black - and that the Democrats' 2024 presidential nominee has a white father. Jackson, 58, made the shocking assertion in an interview with The Guardian, when asked on her feelings about the United States having its first female black president. 'Well, you know what they supposedly said?' the singer answered. 'She’s not black. That’s what I heard. That she’s Indian.'
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Republican Senator Tom Cotton clashed with CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins live on air after GOP senators on Tuesday tanked a bill protecting access to in-vitro fertilization (IVF) and other fertility treatments for a second time this year. The interview started off hostile with Collins asking the Arkansas lawmaker if he would have voted for a similar bill if Donald Trump were in office. The ex-president on the campaign trail has called for the government paying for or ensuring insurance pays all costs for fertility treatment.
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A billionaire stock market visionary has revealed the shocking financial move he would make if Vice President Kamala Harris were to win the presidential election. John Paulson, known for his lucrative bet against subprime mortgages in 2007, said on Tuesday that he would pull all his assets out of the stock market if the Democrat nominee wins. 'I think if Harris were elected, I would pull my money from the market,' he said on Fox Business' The Claman Countdown.
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Local police were informed that Secret Service agents were handling securing the building would-be assassin Thomas Matthew Crooks used as a vantage point to shoot Donald Trump. Secret Service agents had a meeting with local authorities in Butler, Pennsylvania, during a walkthrough of the rally site several days before it kicked off on July 13. They said 'we will take care of it' when asked about security for the nearby AGR complex buildings, according to Sen. Chuck Grassley in a letter obtained with DailyMail.com.
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CNN pundit Scott Jennings accused the network of allowing comments by Donald Trump to repeatedly be taken out of context to stoke fear and anger. The senior political commentator argued CNN has let the Kamala Harris mischaracterize comments by Trump in a way that is 'designed to radicalize' his critics. Jennings, a Republican, made the comments during a panel the day after an apparent second assassination on the former Republican president, who has claimed rhetoric by Democrats is putting him in danger.
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Jane Fonda went door-to-door in Michigan to campaign for Kamala Harris ahead of the presidential election - leaving a bad taste in the mouths of some Americans who haven't forgiven the actress for a 1972 political stunt in Vietnam. The 86-year-old activist was featured in a video posted by Kamala for Michigan hugging a resident of Ann Arbor and asking for the woman's support. 'I've never done it for a president, but this is most important. We have to, have to, have to get [Harris and Walz] elected,' Fonda, dressed in a pinstriped gray suit, told the woman.
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A stunning new survey finds that Vice President Kamala Harris is tanking with a key voting bloc she will likely need to turn around soon if she wants to beat former President Donald Trump. When it comes to crucial independent voters, both candidates are below 50 percent, but a new Gallup survey finds that just 35% of independents view the vice president favorably, while 60% view her unfavorably. That puts her 25 points underwater with the very voters she needs to sway.
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Vice President Kamala Harris traveled to the Trumpy part of Pennsylvania Friday but it was folks on her side of the aisle that caused a stir. The Democratic nominee held a Friday evening rally in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, filling the McHale Athletic Center on Wilkes University's downtown campus with more than 5,000 supporters in a county Trump won by nearly 15 points. About 15 minutes into her speech, as she talked Roe v. Wade being overturned, a left-wing protester shouted her down and called her a 'war criminal.'
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A Biden administration migrant welfare program could be handing out in excess of $1 billion in benefits to those crossing the Southern Border. The CHNV program has allowed hundreds of thousands of nationals from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela to enter the US. It allows 30,000 migrants to apply for asylum each month and be flown to the US on the taxpayer dollar, as long as they have a sponsor who passes a background check.
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Kamala Harris' team is getting 'nervous' ahead of her showdown with Donald Trump according to sources close to her campaign. Insiders, including a campaign strategist, reportedly told BBC US Special Correspondent Katty Kay of their concerns in a series of frantic texts and phone calls. 'I'm picking up quite a lot of nervousness by the way on the state of the race,' Kay said during an episode of The Rest is Politics: US podcast.
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Democrats are facing an unfriendly map to hold their Senate majority come November, but they are defiant that they can keep control of the chamber despite Republicans having an advantage in several key states. Currently, Democrats hold a slim 51-seat majority in the Senate thanks to 47 Senate Democrats and four Independents who caucus with them. Senate Republicans are not far behind, holding 49 seats. If Democrats lose any seat they currently hold without picking up any, they are expected to slip to below 50 seats and forfeit the coveted majority.
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Nikki Haley says that she is willing to step-up to help Donald Trump if he wants to tap her assistance despite their up-and-down past. Haley was the final woman standing against Trump in the 2024 primary election with a crowded field of Republicans seeking to oust the former president for a chance at the White House. She often spoke out against Trump and aired her grievances and disagreements. But before that, Haley served for nearly two years as Trump's Ambassador to the United Nations from January 2017 through December 2018.
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An elementary school in Colorado could be turned into a shelter for migrants as they continue to flood across the country's southern border. The building which is currently standing empty in Denver has been floated as an option and is being considered by the city's Democratic Mayor. The specific school property involved, which is owned by Denver Public Schools, has not been made public, but city officials say they are making contingency plans to turn it into emergency accommodation.
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President Joe Biden was spotted with First Lady Jill Biden on the beach in Rehoboth, Delaware - vacationing for the second weekend in a row. Biden sat near a blue umbrella wearing a black hat and Philadelphia Eagles T-shirt while talking on the phone and waving at the cameras on Saturday. The First Lady appeared relaxed with the sleeves of her white dress rolled up and hair tired back in a gray baseball cap.
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Fired former Trump aide Anthony Scaramucci claims Melania Trump wants Kamala Harris to win the November election. Scaramucci, who infamously worked for President Trump for just 11 days, made the eye-catching claim on the MediasTouch podcast, claiming 'nobody wants [Harris] to win more than me.' But the man who served as White House Communications Director then tempered his assertion - claiming Melania is even keener for a Kamala victory than him.
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