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Democrats want to move on. Joe Biden and Kamala Harris won’t let them
Former president and vice president, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, continue to dominate the Democratic spotlight — allowing Republicans to highlight their failures instead of letting their party move on and find a way to regain the support that was lost during their time in office.
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Victor Davis Hanson Explains How Kamala Damages Democrats More Than Biden
Political analyst Victor Davis Hanson gave a pointed analysis on Fox News Friday of former Vice President Kamala Harris’ and ...
One year after Biden's withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race, the Democratic Party faces internal division between ...
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No Wonder They All Covered up Biden's Health - One Aide Was Reportedly Set to Get $4 Million Bonus if Biden Was Re-Elected
Looks like four million bucks could buy a lot of loyalty for Joe Biden -- and another $4 million could buy even more. In ...
Where the Democratic Party stands one year since former President Joe Biden made the unprecedented decision to step aside in ...
The Democratic Party’s official X account posted a graph of rising grocery prices on Thursday that showed massive spike ...
Hunter Biden is lashing out at leading Democratic operatives and media personalities for derailing his father’s ill-fated ...
Hunter ripped into portrayals of his father’s decline as a conspiracy theory, and insisted that the 46th president simply ...
The merchandise stand at the Democratic National Committee meeting where Joe Biden delivered his reelection soft launch this weekend had three tote bag options, two T-shirts, two sweatshirts and ...
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‘Lowest Expectations’: Victor Davis Hanson Explains How Kamala Damages Democrats More Than Biden
Political analyst Victor Davis Hanson gave a pointed analysis on Fox News Friday of former Vice President Kamala Harris’ and ...
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