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Divide Deepens as Nearly All Democrats Favor Stricter Gun Laws, While Republicans Show Limited Support, Reveals Gallup Survey

Washington, D.C. — In a nation deeply divided by political ideologies, the issue of gun control remains a contentious topic, spotlighting significant differences between Democrats and Republicans. Recent studies show an almost unanimous consensus among Democrats pushing for more rigorous gun regulations, in stark contrast to their Republican counterparts. A 2021 Gallup poll highlighted that 91% of Democrats advocate for tighter gun laws, evidencing a near-uniform stance within the party on this issue. Support among …

South Carolina Democrats Prepare for Setbacks in Upcoming Senate Races

Columbia, SC – As South Carolina heads into another election season, political tides appear to be shifting, fueling Democratic concerns about retaining their existing Senate seats. Historically red, the state has presented challenges for Democrats, particularly in less urban areas where Republican dominance is most pronounced. The concern among the state’s Democratic Party is not just about losing seats, but the potential for a sweeping series of losses that could further shift the balance in …

South Carolina Democrats Gird for Challenging Senate Race Outcomes

Columbia, South Carolina — As election season heats up in South Carolina, the Democratic Party is grappling with potential significant losses in the upcoming Senate races, signaling a tough cycle ahead for the party in traditionally conservative strongholds. The anticipated challenges come amid broader state-wide realignments and a national environment that has seen increasing polarization. The Democrats’ concerns largely stem from the formidable obstacles they face in districts that have historically leaned heavily Republican. This …

Former President Trump Accuses Democrats of Inciting Assassination Attempt Without Evidence

Washington, D.C. – Former President Donald Trump has sparked controversy by claiming, without providing evidence, that Democrats’ rhetoric contributed to a recent attempt on his life. His remarks have ignited a debate over the impact of political discourse on violence, raising questions about responsibility and the consequences of inflammatory language in the high-stakes environment of U.S. politics. Trump asserted that the assassination attempt was a direct consequence of the Democratic Party’s messaging, which he described …

Bike Theft Decriminalized as 365,000 Unsolved Cases Plague Communities, Liberal Democrats Say

LONDON, England – The Liberal Democrats claimed that bike theft has effectively been ‘decriminalised’, with more than 365,000 cases going unsolved in the last five years, according to official crime data. The party stated that an average of 200 bicycle thefts a day took place without the culprit being apprehended, amounting to 89% of all bike thefts over the period. Only 2% of cases led to a suspect being charged. The party’s home affairs spokesman, …

The California Attorney General Is Being Sued Over A New Social Media Censorship Law

The CEO of Babylon Bee and podcaster Tim Pool have filed suit against California’s attorney general, Rob Bonta, over an allegedly unconstitutional new law.

Google Blacklisting And Bias: What You Need To Know And Why It Is Worse Than Twitter

Many surprising developments have surfaced after the release of Twitter Files. Among the leaks, the ones about the government and the FBI marking people on social media as potential threats stand out as particularly troubling. Twitter is only one example; other social media are also a target of the same worries.

Biden’s controversial taxes for thee but not for me

The fate of the Biden proposal depends on the midterm elections this autumn. If Republicans capture either the House or the Senate, it would undoubtedly result in an impasse on significant tax issues, as the Republican Party’s anti-tax-increase attitude conflicts with Biden’s objectives.

Similarly, given Biden’s veto authority, it would be difficult for Republicans to reduce taxes, take back additional Internal Revenue Service budget, or reverse the handful of corporate tax increases enacted by Congress, say, experts.

Can AOC’s, Tax the Rich Mantra Actually happen?

Elections- Control of the House not a Slam Dunk for Republicans

As Democrats try to close the gap, analysts cited a number of factors that are helping them. There are many reasons, including the fight over abortion access, a weak Republican candidate in a crucial race, investigations into former President Donald Trump, and a recent drop in gasoline prices. Republicans appeared more out of reach than last year in districts that Mr. Biden carried by at least ten percentage points.