Days after Donald Trump, a former president, announced his third run for office, the U.S. Department of Justice intensified two inquiries that could prove to be the biggest obstacles to his effort to return to Pennsylvania Avenue.
Kari Lake Files Her First Lawsuit and Issues a Demand to Maricopa County Election Officials as Poll Workers Lose Their Cool. Kari Lake’s campaign wants to know precisely what transpired during the midterm elections on November 8. In pursuit of this objective, the former TV anchor turned Republican firebrand is suing the Maricopa County, Arizona, election authorities.
In the House of Representatives, Republicans were on track to retake control on Monday, as Congress returned to work and new members slated to enter office next year began orientation.
Democrats in Tennessee voted to re-elect a candidate who passed away about two weeks before the election. Tennessean state representative Barbara Cooper passed away on October 25 at 93. (WATN stated that her passing was “unexpected,” but not to be insensitive or flippant, but she was 93).
Former President Donald Trump may be moving closer to launching his presidential bid in 2024 now that the midterm elections are nearing completion.
A Strong Chance That Trump Will Be Indicted After Midterm Elections.
There is a more significant concern about the economy than ever before, and voters believe Republicans will be able to fix it. A recent New York Times and Siena College survey reveals that most Americans are anxious about the economy.
According to a recent New York Times poll, Joe Biden’s approval rating has fallen below 40 percent, giving Donald Trump an advantage.
Political newcomers with impressive military histories challenge conventional assumptions about interventionism and the assumption that electing veterans would restore bipartisanship.
Following OPEC’s cut, Biden is releasing 10 million more barrels of oil from the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve.