The presidential candidates may be chosen already, but primaries for state and local races are still going on. Tuesday, primary elections were held in Maryland, Nebraska, West Virginia and the 13th District of North Carolina. Redstate.com has regularly-updated news and vote totals on the major races.
The Biden campaign turned down the Presidential Debates Commission’s plans for three debates and instead directly proposed two debates with Donald Trump, in June and September. Trump immediately accepted.
Not only do a majority of voters say they believe these prosecutions are politically-motivated, but a new Quinnipiac Poll blows away their last remaining hope. They actually think that if they can just get a biased judge and biased jury in a Trump-hating district to find him guilty of something criminal, Trump’s voters will at last turn on him.
Biden’s staffers must have had heart attacks when he granted an interview to Howard Stern (he won’t talk to Fox News, but he’ll talk to Howard Stern?) and declared that he was willing to debate Donald Trump.
Former “Today” host Katie Couric kicked over a hornet’s nest when she appeared on Bill Maher’s show and insulted the intelligence of at least half the country.
After three years of the Biden White House and its enablers in Congress, blue states and the media trying to force-feed Americans a diet of pure baloney, polls showing that the Party is facing an electoral hanging in November are suddenly concentrating their minds...
Tuesday, more primary elections were held in New York, Rhode Island, Connecticut and Wisconsin. The results were so predictable (Trump and Biden won their respective contests easily) that it barely made the news, but here are the results if you’re inclined to look.
The Democrats and the media (pardon my redundancy) are crowing about how the star-studded fundraiser they held in New York last week while Trump was attending a memorial for a slain NYPD officer raised a record $25 million for Biden’s reelection. They’re also pointing to Biden’s campaign chest being twice as big as Trump’s.
Former Trump Vice President Mike Pence announced that he would not endorse Trump for President this year, but not for the reason that I’m sure the media would hope he would cite. Pence thinks Trump is not strong enough on conservative issues most important to him, like abortion. Read my thoughts: