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Thanksgiving Turkeys Liberty and Bell strut into White House for presidential pardon |
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Two turkeys, named Liberty and Bell, who will receive a Presidential Pardon at the White House ahead of Thanksgiving, attend their news conference, Sunday Nov. 19, 2023, at the Willard InterContinental Hotel in Washington. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin) |
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Associated Press | Darlene Superville
November 20, 2023
Liberty and Bell are ready for their presidential pardons.
The two Thanksgiving turkeys were due at the White House on Monday to play their part in what has become an annual holiday tradition: a president sparing them from becoming someone's dinner.
"We think that's a great way to kick off the holiday season and really, really a fun honor." Steve Lykken, chairman of the National Turkey Federation and president of the Jennie-O Turkey Store, said in an interview with The Associated Press. Read more
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GOP moves to split Arizona Democrats
in 3-way Senate race
A new NRSC ad boosts independent Kyrsten Sinema while slamming likely Democratic nominee Ruben Gallego
Politico | Rachael Bade
November 20, 2023
Senate Republicans are rolling out a provocative new strategy as they try to boost the GOP's chances in Arizona next year: propping up incumbent Sen. Kyrsten Sinema.
NRSC operatives have been fretting about polls that have shown Sinema, an independent, pulling in nearly twice as many Republican voters as Democrats in a three-way race. So in a bid to keep GOP voters behind the GOP nominee while splitting the Democratic vote, they're laughing a new digital ad Monday boosting Sinema's liberal bona fides while hammering Rep. Ruben Gallego, the likely Democratic nominee. Read more
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Presidential candidates talk politics at Family Leader's Thanksgiving Family Forum
Associated Press | Charlie Neibergall
November 17, 2023
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WG Discussion Points: Is There Room For A Third Party?
WG Discussion Points | David Winston
November 17, 2023
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One of the questions we are asekd most frequently is about whether there is room for a third party. In this week's Discussion Points, we give our take on this question in the context of current developments. Senator Joe Manchin has announced he will not seek re-election and that one of his goals is to "mobilize the middle." It is unclear how he intends to do that, but there is significant discussion about the viability of a third party in 2024. RFK Jr. is already pursuing an independent run, with No Label pitching the prospect of a third party ticket that Democrats are trying to stop. WG Discussion Points, November 17, 2023.pdf |
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