In this week’s episode of Big Country Politics, the Democratic nominee for House District 71, Linda Goolsbee, discussed immigration policy, school vouchers, gun reform, and the upcoming presidential election.
Wisconsin Senate candidate Eric Hovde discusses the 2024 election and top issues facing voters at the ballot box in November.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren on Thursday stood by her vote last spring against a border security and immigration reform deal.
Trump War Room posted: "Kamala Harris and Joe Biden's border catastrophe is now costing our country $150.7B PER YEAR."
Kamala Harris’s career includes stints as attorney general of California, as a senator and now as vice-president.
• When the U.S. government recognizes unsafe conditions in a country—such as due to a conflict, war or environmental disaster—it can offer "Temporary Protected Status" to its citizens. This allows the citizens of that country time-limited permission to live and work in the U.S. Currently, these rights are offered to immigrants from 16 countries.
Jeff Hurd, a Grand Junction attorney, handily won the Republican primary in June, taking over the slot that could have been Lauren Boebert’s, had she chosen to stay in the district. Hurd entered the race as an alternative to Boebert, racking up early endorsements and cruising to the nomination after she left to run in another district.
Former President Donald Trump is traveling to Charlotte today to speak to the Fraternal Order of Police National Board of Trustees, which is having its fall meeting in Charlotte.
Inflation, rivaled only by immigration, is the current hallmark of Republican campaigns. Trump supporters flood social media with memes on inflation. Michigan’s Mike Rogers, the GOP candidate for U.S. Senate, focuses almost exclusively on inflation in his Senate campaign, and his speech to the GOP convention.
Wednesday on the RealClearPolitics radio show -- weekdays at 6:00 pm on SiriusXM's POTUS Channel 124 -- Andrew Walworth, Carl Cannon, and Tom Bevan look at a new set of swing state polls from CNN and discuss whether the Harris campaign avoiding specific policy proposals and pursuing a "vibes" based strategy can take her all the way.