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Former star from the hit TV series “Dawson’s Creek,” actor James Van Der Beek, recently criticized the Democratic National Committee for their decision to shield President Joe Biden from the challenges of a primary debate.
The Political Insider’s Brett Smith recently sat down with radio host and former Trump Administration National Security Advisor Sebastian Gorka to discuss Biden’s challenges going into the 2024 election, specifically whether or not any of his current two challenges, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Marianne Williamson, would actually get a fair shot at competing against the incumbent.
The latest Fox News survey for the 2024 Presidential election shows RFK Jr. pulling 19% of Democrats, up from just 14% last week.
Remember the good ole days when each presidential election cycle, there would only be a handful of candidates per party? Unfortunately, those days are long behind us as it seems everyone is throwing their hat in the ring to potentially run our country.
Marianne Williamson, a self-help author who is running for the Democrat nomination in 2024, has been accused by past campaign staff of engaging in “abusive” treatment.
Lawyer and activist Robert F. Kennedy Jr., nephew of the late President John F. Kennedy and son of the late Senator Robert F. Kennedy, has openly said in recent weeks that he is highly considering running for the Democratic nomination for president in 2024 against incumbent President Joe Biden.
Marianne Williamson, a self-help author who ran for President in 2020, has officially announced she will primary Joe Biden for the Democrat nomination in 2024.
Bill Maher said Canada Justin Trudeau sounded “like Hitler” remarks about whether or not to “tolerate” people who aren’t vaccinated,
Lara Trump torched Vice President Kamala Harris over the crisis in Afghanistan, saying “we will not forget about this.”
Lara Trump eviscerated Kamala Harris for her “spectacular” failures as Vice President. She didn’t hold back.
If Biden can run the table in Michigan, Florida, Mississippi, and Georgia, Bernie would have little numerical possibility of winning on a first ballot.
Former Democrat candidate for president Marianne Williamson is a walking advertisement for the modern California ethos.