Readers respond to a Maureen Dowd column and a Campaign Notebook. Also: The need to vote; the education crisis; dead trees; Juan Soto’s magic.
Vice President Harris’s absence from the annual Al Smith charity dinner held in New York. Vice President Harris did not ...
Candidates, Democrats and Republicans, gather at a white tie fundraising dinner, and tell jokes about each other. The event ...
Religion is making a rare appearance on the campaign trail in a presidential election that has dwelled less on candidates’ ...
Kamala Harris courted Black churchgoers in Georgia after telling Christian protesters, "You're at the wrong rally," and ...
Trump speaks to evangelical Christians in North Carolina, while the VP tours swing states with ex-Republican lawmaker Liz ...
The way Harris aggressively promotes abortion on demand for any reason and at any time is reminiscent of what some ancient ...
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A political rule of thumb is that candidates should never offend a large group of voters, especially close to an election.
A political rule of thumb is that candidates should never offend a large group of voters, especially close to an election.
Vice President Kamala Harris was too busy to attend a charitable dinner but not to appear on a raunchy podcast.
Barbara Clark is the perfect example of a voter, whether Black, white, Hispanic or from any other ethnic group, who defies ...
To use it in this context is to imply that Weinstein is a victim, kind of like the late Trump buddy Jeffrey Epstein. Trump, ...
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