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the gop led election audit in arizona was concluded. not surprisingly, not only did the quote, unquote, audit not change the results, but president biden actually widened his lead. you got to hand it to donald trump. the man just keeps losing. and it doesn t look like his luck will change any time soon. the house select committee to investigate the january 6th attack issued its first four subpoenas this week. and they all went to trump loyalists including his most recent chief of staff mark meadows. in texas, the migrant crisis along the southern border continues to escalate, and it s not just republicans condemning the biden administration s response to the thousands of haitians seeking an escape from their ravaged country. after this photo went viral of a border patrol agent on horse back grabbing a migrant, the reaction from prominent democrats including the vice president was swift. i m pissed. i m unhappy. and i m not just unhappy with the cowboys. with the administrat
The-sunday-showRallyDonald-trumpTrump-ticketStageDebutLast-nightGeorgiaTrumpNieceLawsuitNew-york-times celebrating black history month in the us. every february the united states pays tribute to the legacy and contributions of black americans. from the fight for voting rights to the civil rights movement, which pushed for an end to discrimination on the basis of race, religion, sex or national origin. black history month in the us is a tradition that began in 1926 as a week long celebration of black history and culture started by author and civil rights activist dr carter g woodson. 50 years later in 1976, gerald ford would become the first us president to formally recognize it as a month long celebration. calling on americans to seize the opportunity to honour the too often neglected accomplishments of black americans in every area of endeavour throughout our history. it wouldn t be until 90 years after the first black history week that the nation s first black president, barack obama, would commemorate black history month at the white house. from our earliest days, blac
CountryCultureBlack-americansVotersIssuesBallots3Voting-rightsExistenceBackFootstepsTens-of-thousands and he could see another win tonight. ms haley served as south carolina s governor for six years but is expected to finish a distant second to trump tonight. a recent survey found mr trump is leading ms haley in her home state 63% to 35%. that s a 28 point margin.mr trump enjoys strong support from his conservative base despite legal battles that have cast a shadow over his campaign. trump faces four criminal indictments, totalling 91 charges, ranging from accusations of willfully retaining classified documents, to charges of trying to illegally overturn the 2020 election. he is the first ever former us president to face criminal indictments. still, mr trump is dancing his way to a likely victory tonight in south carolina. on saturday, speaking at the conservative poliitical action conference, known as cpac, mr trump cast himself as a proud political dissident . as nikki haley, who served as un ambassador in mr trump s administration warned of chaos if he were to become the
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