Rev. Al Sharpton reviews the day s top political and human-interest stories and interviews newsmakers from across the political spectrum.
might be shrinking a little bit, but that base is going to stay the same. the republican party hasn t changed. it remains free trade, doesn t like his tariffs, remains very solidly behind brett kavanaugh, they like neil gorsuch, they like the military buildup, they love 4% gdp. if the president were not dragged down by the scandals and the russian investigation, 55%, the generic ballot right now is 7% if you look, about 5 of them, but it is about 7%, i don t think there is a blue wave, i think that heidi heitkamp will lose in north dakota. i think that joe manchin will lose in west virginia, joe donnelly in indiana will lose, bill nelson will lose in florida. i think the republican to pick up four or five seats in the senate and they re going to hold the house because you do not have outside of the core msnbc audience, outside of your core suppo
Join The Black Heritage Museum of Arlington, WalkArlington, and Columbia Pike Partnership as we present our third-annual Juneteenth Black Heritage Walk. Discover Black heritage in Arlington on a walk led by Craig Syphax, a board member and former president of the Black Heritage Museum of Arlington. This two-hour guided walk will take place near Columbia
The family of Elizabeth Upshaw announced that final services will be held on Wednesday, June 12, 2024 at St. John Baptist Church, 2457 Massachusetts Street,
St. John Baptist Church’s Men in Ministry program has scheduled a community men’s breakfast on June 8, the first of a series of events planned this month to promote community fellowship and awareness of Black history in Lake County.The breakfast will start at 8 a.m. and take place at the church, which is located at […]