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Teresa Woorman, the member of the Maryland House of Delegates who went viral after the DNC cut to her while Oprah Winfrey was discussing “childless cat ladies,” received a flower arrangement and a basket of cat toys from Oprah herself.
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In a 1988 interview with Oprah Winfrey, the celebrity talk show host appeared to be amazed at Americans’ "fascination" with Donald Trump and even described him as a "folk hero" for being so popular.
Maryland Del. Teresa S. Woorman (D) swiftly confirmed she’s a “childless cat lady” after her viral, on-camera appearance following Oprah Winfrey’s swipe at Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) on Wednesday.
CHICAGO — Legendary talk show host Oprah Winfrey made a surprise appearance at the Democratic National Convention on Wednesday, when she slammed former President Trump and his vice president 24 years after she suggested he would make a good president.
Oprah Winfrey called out Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance during her surprise speech on day three of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago.
Kamala Harris will finally accept the Democratic Party’s nomination to be its 2024 presidential candidate on Thursday as the Democratic National Convention (DNC) in Chicago reaches its climax.
It was a night of former presidents and would-be presidents, and the prime-time debut of Gov. Tim Walz, who was cheered by members of the high school football team he once coached. Democrats on Day 3 of their national convention also celebrated Minnesota, the home state of Mr. Walz, with a special tribute to the artist once known as Prince, and an appearance by Senator Amy Klobuchar.