Cuomo Backpedals: ‘My Family Is Evidence of American Greatness’
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D.) appears to be feeling the backlash after saying earlier this week that America “was never that great.”
Haris Alic
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Arizona Democrat Expresses Support for Minors Obtaining Abortion Without Parental Consent
Republican Nominee for New York Governor: Cuomo ‘Should Be Ashamed of Himself’
Marc Molinaro, the Republican nominee for governor of New York, called on Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D., N.Y.) to apologize after declaring America “was never that great.”
Gun-Control Lauding Texas Democrat, Gubernatorial Candidate Loses Service Weapon
Lupe Valdez, the Democratic nominee for governor of Texas and an advocate for increased gun control, is drawing fire after police reported her service pistol went missing.
Sanders Challenger Files Election Complaint on Eve of Vermont Democratic Primary
Folasade Adeluola, a self-described “Obamacrat activist” challenging Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders (I.) in the Democratic Senate primary, has filed an elections complaint saying Sanders is not a “true candidate” for the Democratic Party’s nomination.
Supporters Raise Over $300,000 for Peter Strzok’s Legal Expenses
A GoFundMe page created to support the legal expenses of disgraced Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agent Peter Strzok has raised over $300,000 in less than 24 hours.
Steyer Claims Megadonor Description Is ‘Very Misleading’
Texas Restaurant Draws Fire for Serving Sessions
A Texas restaurant’s decision to serve Attorney General Jeff Sessions, while the latter was in Houston to address law enforcement officials, has triggered rebuke and harassment from critics of the president’s administration.
Baldwin Slams Corporations for Stock Buybacks, Continues to Take Their Money
Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D., Wisc.) has accepted over $86,000 from corporations that have used profits to reacquire portions of their own stock—the practice was denounced by Baldwin as “wrong” and a driving force behind “wealth inequality.”
Pelosi: Voting for Democrats Gives Illegal Immigrants ‘Leverage’
