The former Democratic candidate for President, Tulsi Gabbard, has issued a statement announcing that she is no longer part of the Democratic Party. While denouncing the Democratic Party, Tulsa did not say whether or not she would be joining the Republican Party.
Tulsi Gabbard: Domestic-Terrorism Bill Is “A Targeting Of Almost Half Of The Country”.
American Samoa is a collection of islands and atolls in a remote corner of Polynesia but because it is a U.S. Territory its citizens are allowed to hold a caucus to select their prefered candidate for President of the United States. Their form of government is a “devolved presidential constitutional…
Kamala Harris, the junior Senator from California, has dropped out of the race for the Democratic presidential candidate nomination. The move comes at the end of a slow trickle of bad news from the campaign. Four days ago, Michael Bloomberg hired away Kelly Mehlenbacher, Harris’ operations manager. Mehlenbacher’s scathing resignation…
Tonight, two scandal-ridden news corporations–CNN and the New York Times–will host the fourth Democratic presidential candidate debate. It will be held at Otterbein University in the swing state of Ohio, beginning at 8 p.m. EST. Broadcasts will be available on CNN, streamed live on CNN and the Times website, and…
Made The Cut The list of Democratic presidential candidates who made the September 12th debate cut is out. Surviving candidates include Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Pete Buttigieg, Cory Booker, Julián Castro, Amy Klobuchar, Andrew Yang, and for some reason, Robert O’Rourke. While a presidential candidate can…
Varying Reactions The first Democratic candidate debate made some laugh, some cringe, still others consult Spanish-English dictionaries, and our president yawn. There were winners–Tulsi Gabbard, the Hawaiian congresswoman who served in a field medical units In Iraq and Kuwait, was the most searched candidate after the debate, according to GoogleTrends….