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Rick Jackson told debate viewers he never suggested sending the National Guard to Georgia’s election. Then there’s the tape.
Illinois Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton, Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate, joins WADR 10/14 to talk about the race for Dick Durbin’s seat and putting the middle class first.
“Let them take out Los Angeles.” Imagine if Obama had said it. Isn’t the president supposed to be president for everybody? Including the 10 million people in LA and San Diego?
The United States signed hundreds of treaties with Indigenous nations. The Constitution calls treaties the supreme law of the land. Honoring Indigenous Peoples’ Day means honoring those promises, not just the date.
If the worst thing you can fake about a candidate is a beer photo, you don't have an attack ad. You have a confession you've got nothing. Vote Shawn Harris for GA14.
A good November isn’t the finish line, it’s the starting gun. Winning a majority doesn’t fix a party’s strategy problems; it just gives you the room to actually go fix them, if anyone still bothers to.
Amanda Hollowell for GA01 spent years pushing coastal Georgia’s needs at City Hall, the Capitol and Congress from the outside. The difference now is a vote. A district that’s waited 30 years for a real voice shouldn’t wait another two.
VOTE Amanda Hollowell for GA01 Nov. 3.
Most campaigns get built by strategists in a conference room. Shawn Harris's got built over the worst cup of coffee two men have ever had.
🗳️VOTE @ShawnForGeorgia (GA14).
Sen. Schmitt accused Jack Smith of a felony on live TV, called him a dirtbag, and got fact-checked by Sen. Klobuchar with a box score. That’s what happens when the headline gets written before the homework.
Hawks. Hawkeyes. Three letters cost Schmitt his big moment.
The White House can decide how many chairs are in the briefing room. It can’t decide who sits in them based on whether the coverage is nice enough. That’s not a gray area. That’s the First Amendment, which is famously… first.
The Trump ads glorifying him on TV weren't just taxpayer-funded. They were paid for with $20 million meant for CBP. Money earmarked for border security is now funding ads about Trump himself.
