CNN host Erin Burnett and data analyst Harry Enten responded to President Biden’s rejection of polls that show him trailing former President Donald Trump in several battleground states, saying he “loved” them four years ago when he led them. “The polling data has been wrong all along. You guys do a poll at CNN,” Biden told Burnett in an interview …
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“I’m calling it,” declared Commentary Magazine’s Editor-in-Chief John Podhoretz on the magazine’s Monday podcast. Podhoretz then went on to detail at some length, egged on by Commentary’s Washington columnist and American Enterprise Institute senior fellow Matt Continetti, as to why North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum would be former President Donald Trump’s running mate. They received support for their choice from …
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The White House is blaming the pandemic and Russia’s war with Ukraine as just some of the reasons as to why President Biden’s poll numbers are lagging in key swing states as he closes out the final year of his current term in office. White House press secretary Karen Jean-Pierre came up with the excuses at Tuesday’s White House press …
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The Biden administration is reportedly moving forward with a plan to send Israel $1 billion worth of weapons after the White House briefly paused a shipment last week over concerns about Israel’s planned ground invasion of Rafah. The weapons package, according to the Wall Street Journal, will include $700 million in tank ammunition, $500 million in tactical vehicles and $60 …
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Recent polling shows President Joe Biden losing support from Black voters; Democrats appear genuinely shocked. Their confusion reflects a reprehensible and dated view of American minorities. New York Governor Kathy Hochul, a Democrat, recently said at the Milken Institute Conference in California, “we have young Black kids growing up in the Bronx who don’t even know what the word computer …
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Voters in Maryland, Nebraska and West Virginia head to the polls on Tuesday in some competitive and contentious Democrat and Republican primaries that in a couple of cases will tee up crucial general election showdowns that may decide the House and Senate majorities. The most high-profile of the May 14 primary contests is in Maryland, where Republicans are aiming to …
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As waves grew and gusts increased, a wind turbine bobbed gently, its blades spinning with a gentle woosh. The tempest reached a crescendo with little drama other than splashing water. The uneventful outcome is exactly what engineers aimed for. The demonstration featuring a 13-foot-tall floating wind turbine in an indoor pool aimed to ensure it can withstand the strain of …
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Former senior Hillary Clinton adviser and longtime confidant Philippe Reines appeared stunned Monday by the results of a new poll showing Joe Biden trailing former President Trump in several key swing states. “I have to be honest with you, I don’t know what’s going on here,” Reines said on “The Story” when asked about the New York Times/Siena College/Philadelphia Inquirer …
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No president in American history has jeopardized our sovereignty and sat idly by as millions of unvetted illegal migrants overrun our cities and states like Joe Biden has. With enough migrants to replace 36 states’ populations, there is no way to ensure Americans’ safety and security. President Biden’s mass parole scheme has put every American’s safety and security at risk. …
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Dozens of Democratic lawmakers signed a letter to President Biden, pleading with him to act on high grocery prices that have been slow to fall as inflation has come down. Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., led the letter Monday morning, calling on Biden to “exercise your executive authority to take additional action to address rising food prices without congressional action.” The …
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