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From the massive donations to Nikki Haley to the tweets from Democrats and media... why does it seem like so many people who hate Donald Trump are happy with his victory in the Iowa caucus?

The 2024 Presidential election officially gets underway tonight with the Iowa caucus. All of the polling, predictions, and posturing goes out the window as we finally see actual results.

A rumor circulating inside the GOP is that Donald Trump has already picked Nikki Haley as his Vice President running mate and they'll announce it after the New Hampshire primary.

NBC reports that a "network of public interest groups and lawmakers" are "devising plans to foil any efforts to expand presidential power" if Donald Trump returns to the White House. But these fears are silly considering how poor Trump's track record of hiring people was in his first term.

Texas has kicked federal border agents out of Shelby Park in Eagle Pass in order to re-establish border security.

President Joe Biden ordered strikes on Houthi targets in Yemen, in retaliation for attacks the Islamist terrorists have been launching on civilian ships in the Red Sea.

While the Biden administration continues to try and push Bidenomics, many Americans are still feeling the pain of inflation. More on Donald Trump's legal battles. Also, Vince talks about one of the biggest issues plaguing America...illegal immigration. That and much more on The Vince Coakley Radio Program.

US Vice President Kamala Harris is in Charlotte today pitching new gun laws, but Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police announced an increase in crime stats driven largely by juveniles who are simply released to their parents or guardians after being arrested for many crimes.

Vice President Kamala Harris is in Charlotte touting hundreds of millions for counselors in schools as part of a roundtable discussion on gun violence.

From WBTV: The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department presented its 2023 crime stats during a news briefing on Thursday morning. Over the past year, the department said overall crime across the city increased by 14%. Police said that rise is largely due to a 17% increase in property crime. Violent crime was stagnant, staying flat from year-to-year...