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Democrats just flipped the Miami mayorship from đĽđđŚ. The last time democrats won Miami was 1998. Republicans are completely squandering all of the work we did to win the 2024 elections. Itâs especially frustrating as democrats are raising taxes in New Jersey & Pennsylvania.
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While speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) argued that if Republicans donât do anything on DACA, the program ends, âand a lot of these young people start getting deported,â it would âdestroyâ the Republican Party. He further stated that doing nothing on DACA is not âeven a viable option.â
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WikiLeaks has twice warned Tim Kaine that he might be in for a "surprise" â but the vice presidential candidate says he's not worried. Despite multiple warnings from the organization that has been steadily publishing stolen emails from Hillary Clinton's campaign manager John Podesta, Mrs. Clinton's running mate says he isn't threatened by the possibility of his correspondences going public, since he is a "regular human being" with nothing to be "overly embarrassed about." Nasty emails are "not my norm," the Democratic vice presidential nominee told the Associated Press on Saturday, adding, "I do have a temper so, I mean,...
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On July 22 Hillary Clinton announced Tim Kaine as her running mate. Kaine is a Democrat Senator from Virginia who supports a ban on 15-round ââŹĹclipsââŹÂ and ââŹĹassault weapons,ââŹÂ and who wants to enact a law to hold gun dealers liable for the misuse of firearms. During theĂ June 26 airing ofĂ Meet the Press, Kaine told Chuck Todd that he voted forĂ an ââŹĹassault weaponsââŹÂ ban before and "would likely vote for it again." But he stressed that he believes ââŹĹlimitations on the size of magazines and ammunition clipsââŹÂ is the first step to take. Todd asked Kaine if he believes the...
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Democratic vice-presidential nominee Tim Kaine, a practicing Catholic, on Saturday described his evolution on same-sex marriage and predicted that his church would change its views as well. âMy full, complete, unconditional support for marriage equality is at odds with the current doctrine of the church that I still attend,â Kaine said at a dinner celebrating gay rights. âBut I think thatâs going to change, too.â Kaine, a senator from Virginia, spoke to a crowd of about 3,700 attending the 20th Annual Human Rights Campaign National Dinner in Washington, at which he also touted reasons why his running mate, presidential nominee...
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Sen. Tim Kaine (D-Va.) said Saturday his running mate Hillary Clinton doesnât need to apologize for her âbasket of deplorablesâ comment about supporters of Donald Trump. âShe said, 'Look, Iâm generalizing here, but a lot of his support is coming from this odd place, that heâs given a platform to the alt-right and white nationalists,â â Kaine told the Washington Post. âBut then she went on to say, âLook, thereâs also a number of his supporters that have economic anxieties, and weâve got to speak to those.â â At a fundraiser in New York City Friday night, Clinton told a...
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Former Democratic operative turned Good Morning America co-host George Stephanopoulos good barely restrain himself on Tuesday as he gushed over a new movie about the first date between Barack and Michelle Obama. Talking to the stars of Southside With You, he hyped the film as focusing âon one day in the summer of 1989 when Barack and Michelle Obama went out for the first time.â Stephanopoulos pressed actors Tika Sumpter and Parker Sawyers (who stars as Obama), wondering, âI guess you guys have to be a little bit nervous thinking, 'Are they going the watch the movie?'â Zeroing in on...
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Lindsey Graham is demanding (probably on behalf of CAIR) that Ben Carson apologize to Muslims for his remarks on Meet the Press yesterday. Ben Carson said he would not support a Muslim as President of the United States, and heĂâs hardly alone in that. Lindsey Graham, who is basically a gay, younger version of John McCain has been kissing Muslim ass since being elected to the Senate over 10 years ago. Now the choad who for whatever reason is running for president is showing his racism against Ben Carson and love of Muslims by demanding Carson apology. Lindsey Graham âĹâ...
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Sen. Lindsey Graham thinks real-estate mogul Donald Trump is a âjackassâ and his comments about Sen. John McCain were the beginning of the end of his candidacy. âHeâs bringing his name down and heâs not helping the process and he shouldnât be commander in chief,â Graham said. The South Carolina senator was speaking on CNNâs âOut Frontâ on Monday, responding to Trumpâs Saturday comment that McCain was not an American hero because he was taken prisoner by North Vietnamese forces. âHeâs not a war hero,â said Trump. âHe was a war hero because he was captured. I like people who...
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South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham said Friday that real estate mogul Donald Trumpâs rhetoric on immigration is âgoing to killâ the Republican Party and its chances of winning back the White House in 2016. Appearing on CNNâs âAt This Hourâ with hosts John Berman and Kate Bolduan, Graham argued that Trumpâs comments on Mexican illegal immigrants is âgoing to destroyâ the GOPâs chances of winning in 2016, adding further that the party âneeds to be clear about how we handle this.â
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Lindsey Graham is aiming to buck 130 years of tradition. American voters haven't elected an unmarried president since 1885, the same year the Washington Monument was dedicated on the National Mall and the Statue of Liberty arrived in New York. Graham is barely registering in the polls. But if he were to win the White House, he would join an elite club that includes just two previous presidents unmarried at the time of their election. James Buchanan, who preceded Abraham Lincoln's presidency, never married. Grover Cleveland won election as a bachelor, but married a woman while he was in office...
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From President Barack Obamaâs speech yesterday in Selma, Ala., celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Selma to Montgomery civil rights marches:[âŚ] Weâre the firefighters who rushed into those buildings on 9/11, the volunteers who signed up to fight in Afghanistan and Iraq. Weâre the gay Americans whose blood ran in the streets of San Francisco and New York, just as blood ran down this bridge. (Applause.) [âŚ] Thatâs what America is. Not stock photos or airbrushed history, or feeble attempts to define some of us as more American than others. (Applause.) âŚ
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During his breaking news coverage of the Supreme Courtâs decision to hear four different cases challenging same-sex marriage bans in four different states this term â Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, and Tennessee â Fox Newsâ Shepard Smith compared the remaining resistance to marriage equality in this country to those who wanted to keep segregation intact during the Civil Rights Movement. âNot in every case, but in most cases, the same states which were fighting integration are fighting this as well,â Smith said. âThose states which always seem to be behind the curve for reasons which are explainable and understandable. Those are...
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Wow! Obama went off on National Journal reporter Major Garrett today during his press conference after the thumping he received in the midtern elections. ââŹĹOK, letââŹâ˘s see. See, they mayââŹÂŚ OK, medical device taxââŹÂŚ IââŹâ˘ve already answered, uh-uh, the question. We are going to take a look at whatever ideasââŹÂŚ Let me take a look comprehensively at the ideas that they present. LetââŹâ˘s give em time to tell meââŹÂŚ IââŹâ˘d rather hear it from them than from you. Major, you know, uhââŹÂŚ conceivably I could cancel my meeting on Friday because IââŹâ˘ve heard everything from you. I think IââŹâ˘d rather...
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After this weekend, it's probably safe to say that Sarah Palin is done. Like Jesse Ventura or Ross Perot, she may show up every once in a while to hurl red meat or use stunt cameos to remind us a little of her awkward charms. But recent events seem to confirm that she is an Obama-era novelty politician â and not much else. First she gave a speech to the NRA in which she joked that waterboarding is how we baptize terrorists, offending people who otherwise make up her base. Next, Robert Costa reported on the ever-smaller crowds that have...
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COLUMBIA â U.S. Army veteran and Orangeburg attorney Bill Connor announced his candidacy for U.S. Senate Monday at a Myrtle Beach Tea Party meeting.Connor joins Spartanburg state Sen. Lee Bright, Easley businessman Richard Cash and Charleston PR executive Nancy Mace as the fourth candidate challenging U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham in the June GOP primary.The only one of Grahamâs challengers to run a statewide race, Connor ran for lieutenant governor in 2010 and lost in a runoff.A Monday news release on Connorâs newly launched website said that âUnlike some, Bill Connor wears the label of Tea Party Republican proudly.âIn a video...
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President Obama will meet with several LGBT groups during his trip later this week to St. Petersburg, a move likely to ruffle Russian President Vladimir Putin after the recent passage of a series of anti-gay laws. The president will meet with human rights activists Lev Ponomarev and Lyudmila Alexeyeva, legal aid NGO director Pavel Chikov, and Coming Out, a St. Petersburg-based LGBT organization, according to a report in BuzzFeed. The decision to meet with the activists in not unprecedented â Obama also met with human rights leaders in 2009 â but comes amid a period of heightened tension with the...
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On Wednesday's NBC Nightly News, anchor Brian Williams took some time out from reporting the news of the day in order to fawn over President Obama's shirtless athletics on a beach in Hawaii, proclaiming: "...the photos that leaked from the President's vacation that may reverberate with middle aged men everywhere." As still shots of Obama in his bathing suit appeared on screen, Williams announced: "The photos that come out today may make it tougher for men of a certain age who go to the beach for summer vacation this year because a lot of guys are now going to be...
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Chris Matthews had an immediate reaction to President Obamaâs statement on the ongoing unrest in Libya and it was not positive. Even liberal commentators Howard Fineman and David Corn agreed that Obamaâs statement was weak, and since Libya is no Egypt, Obama will have to talk tougher in the future. Matthewsâ surprising review of Obamaâs speech: âThis statement could have been put out by the first President Bush. It has the aspect of an Arabist statement. I shouldnât be too strong here, but it doesnât have any dignity. I mean â Ronald Reagan â to his credit, said âevil empireâ...
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