Month: October 2019

Michael Bennet pushes sweeping plan to remake political system

Sen. Michael Bennet sprang onto the national stage in January, when the usually low-key Colorado Democrat went viral shouting about the 35-day federal government shutdown and Ted Cruz’s “crocodile tears.” Now, Bennet, a 2020 presidential candidate, is out with a plan to fix that system he once ranted about. Bennet is calling for a constitutional…

By EveAim October 22, 2019 Off

Trump hits back at Kamala Harris: 'She's way down in the polls'

President Donald Trump lashed out at Kamala Harris after the California senator said the Justice Department would “have no choice” other than to charge Trump with obstruction of justice after he leaves office. “Oh, give me a break,” Trump said to ABC’s George Stephanopoulos in an interview excerpt released Thursday. “She’s doing horribly. She’s way…

By EveAim October 22, 2019 Off

Dem White House hopefuls call on Barr to resign

Democratic White House hopefuls on Wednesday called for Attorney General William Barr to resign, saying he had lost credibility with the American people over his handling of special counsel Robert Mueller’s report on Russian interference in the 2016 election. “I think he’s lost the confidence of the American people. I think he should,” former Vice…

By EveAim October 22, 2019 Off

Black activists try to make mark on 2020 race

It’s been six years since the phrase “Black Lives Matter” was first tweeted in the aftermath of the shooting of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin. Now activists are redefining themselves. Some have left the larger movement in its entirety, others have become entrenched in political distrust, but some activists have taken the fight directly to the 2020…

By EveAim October 22, 2019 Off

Some labor unions split with Biden on 'Medicare for All'

Joe Biden and other moderate Democratic candidates opposed to “Medicare for All” have cast the plan as anti-labor, arguing it would leave union members worse off by stripping them of the health care benefits they painstakingly negotiated. But not all labor unions agree. Click Here: liverpool mens jersey Only a few major unions have come…

By EveAim October 22, 2019 Off

How Pete Buttigieg would fight systemic racism

Pete Buttigieg’s presidential campaign on Thursday rolled out an extensive plan to fight systemic racism and expand economic freedom for African Americans. The South Bend, Ind., mayor has dubbed this set of proposals the "Douglass Plan," after pioneering abolitionist Frederick Douglass. The proposals come as Buttigieg continues to field questions about his lackluster polling numbers…

By EveAim October 22, 2019 Off

Tom Steyer’s mega-millions debate gambit flops

Tom Steyer just lost a $16 million bet. The Democratic hedge fund billionaire leapt into the presidential campaign late with a clear plan: use his mega-wealth to buy his way into the televised party debates, and then use that platform, and his unelected outsider persona, to challenge the front-runners. Steyer spent millions of dollars on…

By EveAim October 22, 2019 Off

Jagmeet Singh Smooths Over NDP Party Losses With Promise Of Change

BURNABY, B.C. — NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh is poised to be the king-maker in Justin Trudeau’s Liberal minority government — even though his party’s caucus is significantly smaller than it was going into this election campaign.   Despite losing 15 seats from the party’s existing caucus, Monday night was ultimately a win for the rookie party…

By EveAim October 22, 2019 Off