The good news about the new USFL: No Trump
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Something jumped out at me from the USFL press release announcing that the new, old spring football league has named its first four coaches.
Search Results for Donald Trump
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Youngkin names former Trump EPA head as his Secretary of Natural Resources
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Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin is taking a bit of a political beating for his choice of Andrew Wheeler as the next Secretary of Natural Resources.
Poll: Republican voters still enamored with Trump
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Eighty-five percent of Republicans want congressional nominees in the 2022 midterm cycle whose views align with deposed former president Donald Trump, according to a new Quinnipiac University poll.
New McAuliffe digital ad calls out Youngkin, Trump
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The Terry McAuliffe gubernatorial campaign today launched a new digital ad, “Virginia Forward,” highlighting newly-minted Republican gubernatorial nominee Glenn Youngkin’s ties to Donald Trump.
Trump goes full Trump, endorses Youngkin, makes governor’s race about Trump
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Donald Trump, who lost Virginia by 10 points in the 2020 presidential election, apparently still thinks his word has clout in the Commonwealth.
Advisory panel upholds Facebook ban of Trump, with a catch
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A Facebook advisory board has upheld the platform’s suspension of the account of former President Donald Trump, but the board said Wednesday that Facebook must complete its review of this matter within six months
Bipartisan effort asks Biden to reverse Trump copay accumulator policy
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Used to be that when a patient used cost-sharing assistance at the pharmacy counter, the amount counted towards a patient’s deductible and maximum out-of-pocket limit.
‘Street Knowledge’ podcast: Democrats, Republicans, and the pivot from Trump
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A new poll has 75 pecent of Republican voters wanting Donald Trump to remain a major player in the GOP. AFP editor Chris Graham discusses.
Republicans pivot, but back toward Trump: Going the way of the Whigs
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Three-quarters of Republicans want Donald Trump to continue to play a prominent role in the Republican Party. Twenty-one percent don’t, and they’re joined by 61 percent of independents. Is this how the Republican Party goes the way of the Whigs?
Second Trump impeachment falls short of two-thirds majority needed to convict
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The second impeachment of now-former President Donald Trump fell short of getting enough votes to convict the Republican for high crimes and misdemeanors.
