The idea that it’s a bad thing for Liz Cheney to be on board with the Kamala Harris campaign reminds me why it’s hard for me to want to admit out loud that I’m a progressive Democrat.
JD Vance did his best to dial back his Ivy League dorkiness, and for most of Tuesday’s 90-plus-minute CBS News vice-presidential debate, he almost came across to the millions watching at home as relatable.
By and large, Tuesday’s CBS News debate between the two VP candidates, U.S. Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, was collegial, friendly, nothing near cringeworthy.
My buddy and best friend since kindergarten, Brian, in the hospital awaiting a heart transplant at UVA, had trouble figuring out how to cast his vote in the 2024 elections, to the point where he was about to just give up.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and U.S. Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, are prepping for the first and likely only vice president debate in the 2024 cycle, which is set for Tuesday night.
With all the heartfelt expressions of love and devotion you have long professed for our country, doing nothing now is tantamount to arranging deck chairs on the Titanic after it struck the iceberg.
The Waynesboro City Council candidate who spends the bulk of his time and energy on North Carolina politics has something to say about the reports that the state has removed 747,000 voters from the voter rolls there.
One way you could look at WINA 98.9-FM/1070-AM, “The Flagship Station of Virginia Athletics,” is that Virginia Athletics is helping that station promote the dissemination of far-right propaganda in Charlottesville and Central Virginia.
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