Author: Brady Knox, Washington Examiner
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Matt Gaetz to announce creation of Congressional El Salvador Caucus
EXCLUSIVE — Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) is set to announce the creation of a bipartisan Congressional El Salvador Caucus. Gaetz traveled to El Salvador last month to attend the second inauguration of President Nayib Bukele, alongside Rep. Vicente Gonzalez (D-TX) and other members of Congress. Gonzalez will be the inaugural co-chairman of the caucus. In…
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Biden team plays up racial disparity in Democrats calling for his ousting
President Joe Biden is looking to fall back on black and minority support to prevent his ousting, portraying the effort as the doing of elite white liberals. Following one of his worst weeks as president after a disastrous debate performance, repeated blows have brought his entire candidacy into question. But as the number of major…
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Biden campaign announces $50 million ad buy amid growing competency doubts
President Joe Biden’s 2024 reelection campaign ignored the worst storm of criticism the candidate has endured with a $50 million ad blitz announcement Friday. Biden’s shaky debate performance has rattled the campaign to its core, leading to rare open dissent among some Democrats urging him to be replaced as the Democratic nominee. As the campaign…
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Abigail Disney pledges to withdraw all Democratic contributions until Biden is replaced
Abigail Disney, heiress of the Disney fortune, pledged to withdraw all donations to the Democratic Party until President Joe Biden is replaced as the presidential nominee. Disney is a member of and major donor to the Democratic Party, largely through her inheritance through her father, Roy Disney, who co-founded the Walt Disney Company. Despite her…
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Trump campaign backs loyalists over anti-abortion activists for RNC positions
Former President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign backed loyalists for Republican National Committee positions while blocking two hard-line anti-abortion activists. The move reflects the campaign’s concerns over abortion in November, an issue that tends to favor Democrats in popularity on the national stage. Several members of the RNC revealed the blocking of South Carolina convention delegates…
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Republicans split on Assange plea deal
Republicans are split on whether to celebrate or condemn the freeing of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. Assange reached a plea deal with the Department of Justice on Monday, setting him free after five years in a U.K. prison. The news was met with polarized responses among Republicans, with some jubilant and others apoplectic. Leading the pack of…