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Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., claimed on Monday's episode of "The View" that there was an "open" process and anybody could have been the Democratic nominee after President Biden dropped out of the race.
Liberal media figures predictably gushed over the Democratic National Convention in Chicago this week, praising Vice President Kamala Harris as the party’s savior and even comparing former President Obama to Jesus.
MSNBC and CNN figures featured prominently at this week's Democratic National Convention, including one "Republican" commentator who served as a host of one of the evenings.
When “Scandal” debuted on ABC in 2012, Kerry Washington became the first Black woman to play the leading role in a network drama in almost 40 years. The show was a hit, particularly with Black viewers. At one point, more than 10 percent of Black households tuned in weekly to see Ms. Washington play a hard-charging Washington lawyer.
In late November 2019, as her once promising 2020 presidential campaign was faltering, Kamala Harris appeared in a cooking video with the actress and comedian Mindy Kaling. A week later, Ms. Harris quit the race.
The second night of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago on Tuesday has featured a series of Republicans who have laced intotheir own party’s nominee.
CNN senior political commentator and co-host of "The View" Ana Navarro told CNN why she accepted the hosting gig for night two of the Democratic National Convention and why she no longer supports the Republican Party, despite being a "registered Republican."
The Democratic National Convention is expected to feature speeches from at least three Republicans, with a Republican hosting the convention’s second night, as Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign seeks to highlight opposition to Donald J. Trump from within his own party.