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Mindy Kaling, Kerry Washington, Tony Goldwyn and More To Host the Democratic Convention
Kerry Washington, Mindy Kaling and more will serve as DNC hosts
Kerry Washington, Tony Goldwyn, Mindy Kaling and Ana Navarro will serve as hosts at the Democratic National Convention this week, convention officials told CNN.
Former Bush strategist Karl Rove offers this opinion about the Trump campaign during this week's "FOX News Sunday" political roundtable: "Two-thirds of the American people think we're going in the wrong direction.
The Republican candidate for vice president seemed unwilling to face the facts while talking about the state of the Trump campaign during a Fox News appearance.
CBS News on Wednesday said it has invited the 2024 vice presidential nominees to debate. The network said it provided four dates as options to the campaign. Democrat Tim Walz indicated that he'd agreed to one on Oct.
Young men are turning to the right, polls show, while women are firmly Democratic. Experts have a range of explanations for why.
Ex-CNN host Don Lemon appeared surprised by the responses he got from a group of New Jersey voters on Saturday, whom he spoke to regarding who they plan to support in November.
The conservative blueprint, closely linked to Donald Trump, says Pennsylvania's former election chief should be prosecuted over 2020 ballot guidance.
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) indicated Sunday that if Republicans retain the House, there is a chance they would vote against certifying the presidential election results. Jeffries made the remark during an interview on State of the Union with host Jake Tapper,
On Monday, the GOP-controlled State Election Board is poised to adopt the rule, which would potentially allow county officials, including one who secretly backed the rule, to throw the election results of the swing state into chaos this fall.
The South Carolina senator said Trump could easily win the presidential race, if he makes his campaign about issues instead of insults.
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