Tag: politics

"Could the president order SEAL Team Six to assassinate a political rival? That’s an official act."

“I’m innocent, and I intend to prove my innocence."

"The next president, whoever that may be, has a statute of limitations that go back six years. That’s a long time, Joe."

"I believe in the next Congress we will have a Democratic Majority that will be able to deliver for families in Maryland and across the country."

"We can definitely say that there's no risk to the complex or the adjacent neighborhood, and the investigation into his motivations continue."

"I'm very disappointed."

There's a scene in every ’90s detective TV show right before the end when the culprit suddenly starts admitting to all his crimes. It seems like Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro ...

"I think when he says way too Zen, he means barely alive, but I don’t want to put words in the former president’s mouth.”

The Clinton Presidential Center posted a photo on Monday that was likely intended to take its followers down memory lane. The problem was that the photo was posted just days ...

"You're disrupting traffic! Idiots! You can't do that! That's against the law."

"Some people are not just driving to and from, across our bridges to go to their place of employment, some of them are dealing with some real emergency type issues."

A top strategist with JPMorgan Chase predicted that President Joe Biden would drop out of the upcoming 2024 presidential election

"Even if the justices do leave Donald Trump on the ballot his position as the pro-insurrection candidate isn't really in doubt."

“The indictment is barred by presidential immunity and should be dismissed with prejudice.”

A decades-old clip of the Christian conservative former educator and VP nominee Ezola Foster resurfaced and went viral last week. In an almost prophetic speech posted by the X account ...

"I don't recognize this description of their relationship at all."

CORRECTION, Jan. 8, 2024: Valley Forge was the site of the Continental Army's winter encampment in 1777-78. An earlier version of this article suggested it had a different role. You ...

"Just because your name's on the documents doesn't mean that you have done anything criminally irresponsible or illegal or civilly irresponsible."

"...who the president fought for, who the president went through hell to get into place."

"How do you reconcile those two views? Did he flip flop?"