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Christie is doubling down on his criticism that his fellow Republican presidential candidates are too timid to take on Trump and his legal troubles. The former New Jersey governor
More than 2 million people voted last month in Georgia’s statewide primary elections. But that was just the warmup. Voters will go to the polls again June 16 to decide the matchups for the midterm elections in November. Sunday, a dozen candidates in six ...
A family member recently decided to take a stand against political debates in their group chat, sending a clear and simple message: “I love you both, but no more about political parties trying to outsmart the other.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Victor Marx announced he will not attend the first Colorado gubernatorial debate scheduled for Sept. 19. The decision to skip the event, hosted by Club 20, has
Lehman advanced a program of rank-and-file power, internationalism and the abolition of the UAW bureaucracy in stark contrast to the other candidates seeking to place themselves at the head of the corrupt and bloated union apparatus.
A new complaint filed with Washingtons Public Disclosure Commission is drawing attention to the growing intersection between journalism, podcasting, political advocacy, and social media influence. The complaint targets Northwest podcaster and former ...
Your columnists are proud political junkies who watched every minute of Utah’s congressional primary debates. We explain why and what we learned. In today’s ever-changing political environment, most Americans and Utahns do not watch debates. Are they ...
*We updated this story on July 31 after Gov. Katie Hobbs’ campaign announced she won’t participate in a debate with her GOP opponent Rep. Andy Biggs. The announcement was made just hours after Phoenix New Times originally published this story on July 30.
The Nye County Republican Central Committee (Nye County Republican Party) is holding an early August debate event for local races. “I think it’s important [as] we’re going into the general election, [to] give not only Republicans,
Republican presidential candidates, from left, former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson, former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, former Vice President Mike Pence, Florida Gov. Ron DeSan