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A September 11, 2001 responder and victims’ rights advocate said he believes Donald Trump is running for president “to stay out of jail” and doesn’t actually care about the American people after the former president invited far-right figure Laura Loomer to the 9/11 memorial.
Trailing Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 cash dash, former President Trump heads next week to Texas, a state that's long served as an ATM for Republican White House candidates.
It is one of the most explosive contests in the country: the race for North Carolina governor. And that is largely because of Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson, the Republican nominee, who has long history of making incendiary remarks. His Democratic opponent, Attorney General Josh Stein, began running this 30-second ad portraying Mr. Robinson as unfit for public office, even before reports that Mr. Robinson had once called himself a “black NAZI,” defended slavery and written a host of other scandalous posts on a pornographic website. The Stein campaign has spent more than $2 million running the ad since Sept. 12.
For months, Republicans have pummeled Vice President Kamala Harris over the southern border, after years of high crossing numbers and headlines about immigrants overwhelming public services under the Biden administration.
Future Forward, the main super PAC backing Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign, is running this 30-second ad, “ Fight for Us ,” on television stations in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan and Pennsylvania this week at a cost of $3.5 million, according to AdImpact.
Donald J. Trump’s presidential campaign is running this 30-second ad on television stations in Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina and Wisconsin this week at a cost of $2.3 million, according to AdImpact.
Former Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley gave some biting feedback to a GOP Senate candidate who questioned why women voters over the age of 50 care about the issue of abortion, suggesting it would cause him to lose support.
Former President Donald J. Trump’s campaign began running this 30-second ad linking Vice President Kamala Harris to President Biden and the administration’s economic record on television stations in at least five key battleground states last week. The campaign has spent $2.8 million on those commercials, according to AdImpact.
Through an awkward quirk of scheduling former President Donald J. Trump found himself headlining a rally in North Carolina on Saturday just two days after the man he endorsed to become the state’s next governor, Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson, was accused of making a series of disturbing posts on a pornographic website.