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Augusta Free Press editor Chris Graham leads our live coverage of the MSNBC Democratic Party presidential debate with candidates Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders and Martin O’Malley.
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Did Hillary Clinton win the CNN Democratic Party presidential debate Tuesday night? Will Vice President Joe Biden enter the 2016 race? Augusta Free Press editor Chris Graham dives into those topics and more on WREL-1450 in Lexington, Va.
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Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders didn’t respond well to questioning on his NRA-leaning votes on gun-control legislation. Pressed by Hillary Clinton on his five votes against the Brady bill and his vote in favor of legislation giving gun dealers and manufacturers immunity from lawsuits, the self-styled socialist sounded like anything but.
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Frontrunner Hillary Clinton and solid #2 Bernie Sanders held serve in Tuesday’s CNN Democratic Party presidential debate. Former Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley emerged from the others receiving votes candidates as a legit player in the 2016 race.
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Virginia Democrats unveiled a new modern logo on Monday, just in time for the party’s biggest annual fundraiser this Friday. Democrats from across the Commonwealth will be traveling to George Mason University’s Patriot Center for the Jefferson-Jackson event with special guest Hillary Clinton.
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The only surprise with the news that United Nations Ambassador Susan Rice is removing herself for consideration to succeed Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State is that it took Rice so long to fall on her sword.
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There was a place in Democratic Party politics for the likes of James Carville, the architect behind Bill Clinton’s two successful campaigns for president in the 1990s, but that day has long since passed.
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U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., who can come across as a Vichy Democrat, has been on a roll of giving hell to Trump nominees of late.
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Local Democrats are bound and determined to f—k up the 2026 midterms, to a point where I’m wondering if it will do us any good to pass the redistricting referendum, and still lose to the feckless Ben Cline.
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Victims of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell are speaking up once again in a second public-service announcement demanding transparency.
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