Kamala Harris
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- Maine Democratic voters are wary about repeating mistakes of 2024
Maine Democratic voters are concerned about replacing Graham Platner in the Senate race after he lost party support due to an allegation of forced sexual activity. They compare the situation to former President Joe Biden ending his 2024 reelection bid, which left Kamala Harris with limited time before the election. Voters are skeptical about replacing Platner quickly and defeating GOP Sen. Susan Collins.
- JOHN YOO: The left's Supreme Court panic collapses under the weight of the facts
The Supreme Court's recent decisions challenge leftist claims of a conservative agenda aligned with Donald Trump, showing rulings that prioritize constitutional principles over political interests. Democratic leaders criticize the Court for favoring Trump, but the article argues the Court's actions reflect long-term constitutional goals rather than partisan policies.
- San Francisco Dem star rocked by allegation he groped ex-pal at party as political allies pull support
Manny Yekutiel, a San Francisco cafe owner with connections to prominent Democrats, faces a 2020 allegation of groping an acquaintance at a party. Political allies are withdrawing support amid the claims.
- JONATHAN TURLEY: Shapiro could've been a contender, but he caved to the loons
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro is criticized for abandoning principle by advocating 'radical reform' of the Supreme Court, aligning with Democratic leaders like Kamala Harris and Pete Buttigieg. The article compares Shapiro's decision to Terry Malloy's downfall in 'On the Waterfront,' suggesting he missed an opportunity to oppose radical elements in his party. Shapiro's remarks on court reform are framed as capitulating to a socialist movement within the Democratic Party.
- Poll: Americans say they’re sick of politics taking over their lives. With exceptions.
A majority of Americans feel politics is invading everyday spaces where it does not belong, but remain influenced by celebrities and athletes expressing partisan views aligned with their own. Trump and Harris voters both report political overreach in areas like sports and culture, though Trump voters show greater concern.
- Should celebrities and athletes shut up about politics? It’s complicated.
A majority of Americans feel politics is over侵入 daily life, yet voters remain influenced by celebrities' and athletes' political statements when they align with their own views. The article highlights partisan divides in perceptions of political influence across domains like sports and media, with examples of celebrities and podcasts engaging in political discourse.
- Virginia, Montana top list of most patriotic states in new survey before America’s 250th
WalletHub's survey ranks Virginia as the most patriotic state due to high military engagement, veterans per capita, and voter turnout. Montana follows as the second-most patriotic state with strong civic participation. The least patriotic states include Arkansas, New York, Louisiana, and Alabama, with blue states voting for Kamala Harris in 2024 averaging higher patriotism than red states.
- Kamala Harris must oppose, not appease, extremists in her party
A memo urges Kamala Harris to oppose extremists within her party instead of appeasing them. The message emphasizes her role in countering these extremists.
- Head of the Chicago Police Department to retire after 3 years in the position
Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling announced his retirement after three years leading the department. Crime statistics show a 32% drop in murders and 41% decrease in shootings compared to 2023. Snelling oversaw preparations for the 2024 Democratic National Convention and managed a federal court-monitored police overhaul plan.
- Kamala Harris reached out to Mamdani and pro-Palestinian activists, Axios reports
Former Vice President Kamala Harris has reached out to New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and pro-Palestinian activists, according to Axios. Political strategists Cassie Smedile and Hyma Moore provided analysis.
- Report: Harris calls Mamdani, meets pro-Palestinian activists as she weighs 2028 bid
Former VP Kamala Harris is considering a 2028 bid, having called Mamdani and met with pro-Palestinian activists to discuss the Democratic Party's future. Mamdani, who had supported candidates that won New York primaries, has corresponded with Harris for months.
- Kamala Harris reaches out to Mamdani, anti-Israel progressives as polls show her leading 2028 Dem primary
Kamala Harris reached out to Mamdani and anti-Israel progressives as polls indicate her leading the 2028 Democratic primary. Abbas Alawieh, co-founder of the Uncommitted Movement opposing Biden's re-election over US support for Israel, met with the VP in Detroit.
- The DSA’s Communist Revolution
The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) are portrayed as increasingly hostile to the Democratic Party and advocating for communist principles, despite ideological overlaps on policies like social spending. The DSA supports figures and rhetoric that challenge democratic norms, including praising Russia's invasion of Ukraine and endorsing the seizure of land and production. The group is expanding its political influence with congressional members and mayoral candidates.
- Kara Swisher took Silicon Valley by force. Now she's eyeing influence in the 2028 campaign
Kara Swisher, a prominent tech journalist and podcaster, is expanding her influence into politics, particularly the 2028 campaign. She has interviewed numerous potential Democratic presidential candidates and leverages her reputation in Silicon Valley to shape political discourse through her podcasts and media appearances.
- Kara Swisher took Silicon Valley by force. Now she's eyeing influence in the 2028 campaign
Kara Swisher, known for her influence in Silicon Valley through high-profile interviews with tech leaders like Steve Jobs and Elon Musk, is expanding her reach into politics, particularly targeting the 2028 campaign. She hosts multiple podcasts and media appearances, leveraging her reputation to engage with potential Democratic presidential candidates such as Gavin Newsom and Kamala Harris.
- DOUG SCHOEN: Two years after Biden’s disastrous debate, Dems still dealing with fallout
The article discusses the ongoing political fallout for Democrats following former President Joe Biden's 2022 debate performance, which led to his withdrawal from the 2024 race. It highlights internal party struggles, criticism of Biden's policies, and the impact of his administration's decisions on voter perception.
- Usha Vance, Kamala Harris and Hasan Piker walk into a ... stadium
Usha Vance, Kamala Harris, and Hasan Piker will attend a World Cup game at SoFi Stadium. Hasan Piker, a far-left streamer, supports Turkey as the underdog in the match.
- A district that went +20 for Trump now in play for Democrats
A new internal poll shows a Democratic House candidate in upstate New York is in a dead heat with a Republican challenger in a district President Trump won by 20 points in 2024. The Republican, Anthony Constantino, received Trump's endorsement and faced a contentious primary, while the Democratic candidate, Blake Gendebien, gained traction after messaging highlighted his opponent's unfavorability.
- New York sweep by Israel critics shines light on a fraught issue for Democrats
New York primary victories by candidates endorsed by Mayor Zohran Mamdani highlighted the role of Israel policy in Democratic Party divisions. The wins by Claire Valdez and others, supported by Mamdani, reflect a growing rift over the Gaza war's impact on the party's direction.
- Former Utah Rep. Ben McAdams is on track to return to Congress
Ben McAdams won his primary election in Utah’s 1st District, positioning him to return to Congress. He defeated progressive challengers and is favored in the November election following Kamala Harris's strong performance in the district.
- Kamala Harris makes a mockery of herself with latest word salad during interview with wide-eyed Don Lemon
Kamala Harris was interviewed by Don Lemon, during which she made a mockery of herself with a word salad. The article discusses their interview.
- Ben Carson, Riley Gaines fight scrubbing of faith from kids' US history books for America's 250th
A report by Brave Books claims public libraries and publishers are excluding faith from children's U.S. history books for the 250th anniversary, while promoting progressive narratives. The study found no titles addressing faith or Christianity's role in the founding, instead including works tied to the 1619 Project and transgender activism. Ben Carson and Riley Gaines criticized the findings, emphasizing faith's foundational role in American history.
- Jill Biden's confession about the high-pressure moment Kamala Harris cornered Joe
Jill Biden shared a confession regarding a high-pressure moment involving Kamala Harris confronting Joe. The incident is described as a tense encounter between the individuals mentioned.
- Turek leads Hinson in Iowa Senate poll of likely general election voters
Josh Turek leads Ashley Hinson 47 percent to 45 percent in a Global Strategy Group poll of 1,000 likely Iowa Senate general election voters. Republicans hold a 10-point registration edge and Trump voters outpace Harris supporters by 9 points, but Trump's favorability is negative overall. Analysts note Turek outperforms partisan trends with stronger personal favorability.
- Newsom embraces Biden in run-up to 2028 primary
Gavin Newsom is positioning himself as a defender of Joe Biden's legacy in the lead-up to the 2028 Democratic primary, contrasting with other potential candidates who have distanced from Biden. Newsom's public support includes hosting Hunter Biden on his podcast and praising Biden's policymaking, while figures like Kamala Harris and others have criticized the Biden administration.
- Kamala Harris brutally mocked for saying ‘hope is a verb’ in latest confusing ‘word salad’
Kamala Harris faced criticism for stating 'hope is a verb' in what critics called a 'word salad.' A social media user responded with the phrase 'stay positive' as a counterpoint.
- Former VP Kamala Harris says she went through a nine-hour interview to land the job—but she couldn’t escape ‘gold medal depression’ even when she won
Kamala Harris described a nine-hour interview process for the vice presidency, emphasizing thorough vetting of her background and professional record. She discussed experiencing 'gold medal depression' after major career milestones, including the 2024 presidential election loss to Donald Trump.
- Kamala Harris says 'hope should be a verb' as viral podcast clip draws 'word salad' mockery
Kamala Harris discussed her definition of 'hope' as a verb during a podcast appearance with Don Lemon, leading to viral 'word salad' criticism online. She emphasized internal light and collective action to sustain hope amid challenges and hinted at potential 2028 presidential ambitions.
- Will AOC suffer the same fate as Bernie and RFK Jr. in the next Democratic primary?
The article discusses past Democratic primary outcomes where leadership supported specific candidates over others, such as Hillary Clinton over Sanders in 2016, Biden over Sanders in 2020, and Biden/Kamala Harris over Kennedy in 2024. It questions whether Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez will face a similar fate if she runs in 2028.
- Jennifer Siebel Newsom slams tradwives as ‘harmful’ and blames sexism for Kamala Harris and Hillary Clinton’s presidential losses
Jennifer Siebel Newsom criticized the 'tradwife' trend as 'harmful' and attributed sexism to the presidential election losses of Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris in a recent interview.
- Rosie O'Donnell pushes conspiracy theory that Trump didn't really win 2024 election, says ‘I think Kamala won’
Rosie O'Donnell claimed in an interview that President Donald Trump did not win the 2024 election, asserting that Kamala Harris actually won. O'Donnell, who moved to Ireland after Trump's victory, suggested his win was illegitimate and cited unspecified researchers but provided no evidence. Former CNN host Jim Acosta expressed skepticism but acknowledged concerns about potential election manipulation.
- The accidental American
Florence Balogun gave birth to Folarin Balogun in New York in 2001 after being denied a flight to London due to her pregnancy. Folarin, a U.S. citizen by birth, became a key player for the American soccer team at the World Cup, scoring two goals in a 4-1 victory over Paraguay. His success has highlighted the U.S. birthright citizenship debate, with President Donald Trump's executive order to end the policy currently under Supreme Court review.
- Obama Center's opening ceremony ridiculed for far-left ritual before star-studded show
The Obama Presidential Center's opening ceremony included a land acknowledgment ritual that was mocked online for being performative. The event featured high-profile Democrats and celebrities, with critics arguing the ritual contradicts continued land use. The center, costing nearly $1 billion, will officially open on Friday.
- Obama Center's opening ceremony ridiculed for far-left ritual before star-studded show
The Obama Presidential Center's opening ceremony featured a land acknowledgment ritual that was mocked as performative by critics. High-profile Democrats and celebrities attended the event despite controversies surrounding the $1 billion center's construction and land use.
- Dems raked in millions from employees at firms newly identified as 'Chinese military companies'
Democrats, including high-profile political figures, received approximately $2.6 million in campaign contributions from employees at Alibaba, Baidu, and BYD, firms recently labeled 'Chinese military companies' by the Pentagon. Contributions from these employees, including executives and lobbyists, primarily benefited Democratic committees and individuals between 2020 and 2024.
- Obama knocks Founders at presidential center debut before America’s 250th: ‘Fell terribly short’
Barack Obama criticized the Founders for failing to meet the Declaration of Independence's promise during his presidential center dedication, emphasizing the ongoing effort to make the union 'more perfect.' He highlighted shared American values and the importance of unity across political divides, while the event featured appearances by former officials and celebrities.
- South Side Shines As Obama Center Opens: ‘This Center Could Not Be Anyplace Else’
Barack Obama and Michelle Obama celebrated the opening of the Obama Presidential Center in Jackson Park, Woodlawn, emphasizing its connection to Chicago's South Side. The event featured speeches, performances, and attendees including former presidents, politicians, and celebrities.
- PHOTOS: Obama Presidential Center opening ceremony brings together big names
The Obama Presidential Center held its opening ceremony in Jackson Park, featuring attendees such as former Presidents George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, and Joe Biden, along with international leaders and the Obama family. The event marked five years since the groundbreaking and included prominent figures from global politics.
- Failed 2024 candidate Kamala Harris predicts Obama-like end for Trump on Iran negotiations
Failed 2024 candidate Kamala Harris predicts an Obama-like outcome for Trump regarding Iran negotiations, comparing a current memorandum of understanding to the Obama-era JCPOA that Trump withdrew from.
- Jeff Bezos reportedly told Trump the Washington Post was his ‘worst investment’ before staff cuts
Jeff Bezos reportedly told Donald Trump at a December 2024 dinner that The Washington Post was his 'worst investment,' citing financial losses and poor business leadership. Trump, who criticized the Post's coverage of him, found common ground with Bezos over frustrations with the newspaper. The book 'Regime Change' details their conversation, which occurred after the Post withheld an endorsement of Kamala Harris, leading to subscriber cancellations and internal backlash.