By Christian Vezilj While some activists insist the American system is broken, the rest of the world behaves as though it is the most successful system ever created.
By Andrea Widburg Media outlets are highlighting the fact that Trump-endorsed candidates did not sweep the boards in yesterday’s primary, but the Trump agenda holds strong.
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On "Katie Pavlich Tonight," Katie breaks down newly released files surrounding former Congressman Eric Swalwell and his relationship with suspected Chinese spy Fang Fang, questioning how Swalwell was allowed to serve on key congressional committees. Mehek Cooke, Jason Rantz and Chris Hahn join Katie to discuss it all. Plus, the latest developments in the Iran war as the 60-day Memorandum of Understanding expires, President Trump issues new threats, and Iran reportedly puts bounties on American soldiers. Meaghan Mobbs and Mark Montgomery join the show to discuss national security and Russia’s systematic abduction of Ukrainian children. Next, a heroic teen lifeguard meets President Trump, scientist Dr. Eric Davis makes explosive claims…
At a debate Tuesday night, Sen. Darline Graham, R-SC, who is running to hold onto her Senate seat in South Carolina, stumbled when asked whether Taiwan and the South China Sea are national security issues. Graham responded by telling the moderator: “I’m not that informed on national security.” Columnist Eugene Robinson calls the moment “pretty embarrassing" for Graham, who was appointed to the seat following the death of her brother Sen. Lindsey Graham. But, Robinson predicts, foreign policy won’t define the South Carolina senate election.
President Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social that the US has no talks scheduled or planned with Iran as the conflict between the two countries shows no signs of ending. The remarks come as Iranian officials said Iran and Oman are expected to release a joint statement "soon" that will discuss shipping routes on the Strait of Hormuz. Earlier in the week, President Trump threatened to bomb Oman if the country interferes with the US and Iran conflict, including with the Strait.
Vindman's loss is a personal win for Trump as the Democrat was the leading whistleblower in his first impeachment.
Hageman achieved national attention after mounting a successful primary to remove now-former Rep. Liz Cheney, R-W-Wyo., after she broke with President Donald Trump.
Elijah defeated Mils on Tuesday evening, marking the latest instance of an incumbent losing their seat this election cycle.
State of the Union: The former national security official was defeated by DSA-aligned Angie Nixon. The post Vindman Loses in FL Democratic Senate Primary Upset appeared first on The American Conservative .
Florida witnessed a dramatic upset in its Democratic Senate primary Tuesday, as the Democratic Socialists of America-aligned candidate Angie Nixon scored a decisive victory over Alexander Vindman. Vindman, a retired Army lieutenant colonel, served on the National Security Council during the first Trump administration, and was a key witness during the 2019 impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump. The heavy favorite approaching election day, Vindman also maintained a major fundraising lead over Nixon, raising more than $16 million to Nixon’s less than $1 million. Nixon, a Florida state representative, campaigned as a local fighting for Floridians against special interests and criticized Vindman as a cutout for the…Open