Hawaii congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard is accusing the Democratic National Committee and the New York Times of essentially hijacking democracy. Her latest criticism follows a new article published by the Times this week, which profiles her as a presidential candidate backed by many right-wing voters.
Kamala Harris is making her prosecutorial record a centerpiece of her presidential bid, but now the 2020 hopeful is backtracking on one of her most infamous proposals.
President Trump jokingly dismissed the Democrat push for impeachment by saying he could stay in office for 16 years. While speaking in central Florida Thursday, the president said Democrats have started the inquiry because they can’t win next year’s elections fairly.
President Trump recently touched on the criticism over Joe Biden’s shady business deals during his time in the Obama administration.
President Trump’s reelection campaign released a new video exposing Democrat hypocrisy on impeachment. The video, shared via the president’s Twitter account Wednesday, shows top Democrat officials saying impeachment proceedings serve to overturn the results of a federal election.
Senate Democrats in Republican-leaning states are worried the impeachment inquiry could ruin any chances of the Democrat Party winning back the majority in the upper chamber in 2020.
As the Democrats continue to push for calls of impeachment of President Trump, polls are suggesting voters in crucial swing states do not support them. One America’s Jack Posobiec sat down with a member of the Campaign Advisory Board to discuss the details.
Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard is calling out her fellow presidential hopefuls for campaigning off the latest impeachment push. In a tweet Monday, Gabbard accused her colleagues of undermining the credibility of the inquiry in the eyes of the American people.
Trump administration officials are reportedly planning an effort to battle the Democrats’ push for impeachment. The president’s advisers have said they will not leave calls for impeachment unanswered.