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John R. Bolton, who fervently disavowed former President Donald J. Trump after serving as his national security adviser, said on Wednesday that he would be voting for a Republican in the November election, just as he did four years ago — only not for his old boss but for former Vice President Dick Cheney.
Republican former Rep. Liz Cheney hit the campaign trail with Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris on Thursday in Ripon, Wisconsin, part of a coordinated effort by the Harris campaign to deploy her Republican allies to key battleground states in the final month of the presidential campaign. "I tell you, I have never voted for a Democrat, but this year, I am proudly casting my vote for Vice President Kamala Harris," Cheney told the crowd. Cheney said in September that both she and her father, Republican former Vice President Dick Cheney, would be voting for Harris over their party's nominee, former President Donald Trump. Cheney is a long-time critic of Trump's, and sh
The town known as the birthplace of the Republican Party is an unlikely campaign stop for a Democratic presidential candidate.
Vice President Kamala Harris will campaign alongside Liz Cheney, the most prominent Republican to cross party lines and endorse her, on Thursday in Wisconsin at a symbolic location: the birthplace of the Republican Party.
When Senator JD Vance of Ohio and Gov. Tim Walz of Minnesota took the debate stage Tuesday night, a significant share of Americans had not yet formed opinions about either vice-presidential candidate, according to recent polls.
Given America’s polarization and the everyday tone and tenor of this presidential election, people would be forgiven for thinking they had accidentally stumbled upon a rerun from another era in American politics instead of the 2024 vice presidential debate.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) cited three prominent figures in his closing statement for Tuesday’s vice presidential debate that probably no one expected to hear mentioned in the same sentence.
A significant share of Americans have not formed opinions about Senator JD Vance of Ohio and Gov. Tim Walz of Minnesota. That means Tuesday’s vice-presidential debate between the two men may help some voters develop a better sense of who they are, other than just the names of the running mates of former President Donald J. Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris.
A former Tory Cabinet minister has been to the US to campaign for Democrat candidates because, he says, Donald Trump "flies in the face" of his conservative values.