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White House Contender Reveals Potential Exit Strategy <>
Former Arkansas Governor and current White House hopeful Asa Hutchinson (R)
says he will likely suspend his presidential campaign if he does meet the
threshold to participate in the third presidential debate. “If I don't make
that, we'll reevaluate where we are,” Hutchinson told reporters on Wednesday.
When asked for clarification if his response meant
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Steve Scalise Gives Update On Cancer Fight <>
House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-La.) provided an update on his fight
against blood cancer. The high-profile Republican lawmaker gave colleagues a
health update in a closed-door conference meeting before attending a news
conference on spending negotiations. On Wednesday, Scalise said he opted for an
“aggressive form” of chemotherapy to combat the cancer that was
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Is Donald Trump An Insult To Reagan’s Conservative Legacy? <>
There's a feud within the GOP that has tongues and fingers wagging. The
opposing sides: the fans, defenders, and true believers in Ronald Reagan's
conservative legacy and their equally fervent counterparts who've enlisted in
the populist ranks of Donald Trump. It's the sort of feud that doesn't have
ripples much beyond those most directly involved.
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House Passes Bill Striking Down Biden’s Controversial Hunting Crackdown <>
On Tuesday, Congress voted overwhelmingly in favor of legislation striking
down the Biden administration's controversial decision to block federal funding
for school shooting sports courses. In a 424-1 vote, the House approved the
Protecting Hunting Heritage and Education Act with 216 Republicans and 208
Democrats voting in its favor. Rep. Veronica Escobar (D-Texas) was the sole
legislator to vote
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Democrat Mayor Announces Surprising New Requirements For Homeless Services <>
San Fransisco Mayor London Breed (D) unveiled a controversial proposal Tuesday
to require anyone receiving welfare to comply with mandatory drug testing and
treatment programs as the city struggles to get a handle on its drug and
homelessness issues. While announcing the plan with Supervisor Matt Dorsey, a
recovering addict and former spokesperson for the police
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