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Civil rights leaders including Al Sharpton tell Biden and Kamala activists will be getting back into the streets for voting rights after Republicans blocked bill in Senate Civil rights leaders told President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris activists would be getting back into the streets over voting rights  Rev. Al Sharpton and other leaders from the NAACP and the National Urban League met with Biden and Harris Thursday at the White House  This will be a summer of activism. A summ...

White House Announces $25M Investment in Voting Rights Campaign Democrats and civil rights leaders alike unveiled their latest strategy to overcome a gridlocked Senate where Republicans have blocked passage of Democratic backed voting rights and police reform laws. Vice President Kamala Harris speaks about voting rights at Howard University in Washington, Thursday, July 8, 2021. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik) WASHINGTON (CN) — On voting rights and police reform, Congress has hit a standstill. But h...

  Share Source: AP Photo/Evan Vucci On Thursday, Vice President Kamala Harris announced the DNC is spending $25 million for their I Will Vote Initiative, which will handle "voter education, voter protection, targeted voter registration, and technology to make voting more accessible." In her remarks, the vice president also warned about states which "will make it harder for Americans to vote" through election integrity laws.  NEW: We’re proud to announce we’re expanding our I Will Vote in...

Donald Trump during his interview on Fox’s Hannity Friday night.  “Donald Trump didn’t need to sleep five hours a night,” McCarthy said while appearing alongside Minority Whip Steve Scalise (R-LA) and newly elected House GOP conference chair Elise Stefanik (R-NY). “I kinda see Joe as a little bit out of it, well, a little bit more than out of it, a little checked out,” Sean Hannity remarked during the segment. “And I’m concerned that I am not the only one that sees it. As ...

From Fox News:The Senate is back in town Tuesday for a slate of confirmation hearings on Biden Cabinet nominees, even as there are not...

We do have some new exit poll data. nbc news was able to do exit poll data of georgia voters in terms of their concerns about voter suppression. look at this. the concern that people who arent eligible to vote will nevertheless be able to vote, thats 41%. the concern that eligible voters will be prevented from voting, that beats it by double digits, 51%. if you break it down by race among georgia voters, youll see why the numbers shake out that way. the concern that people not eligible will vote...

Republican among college-educated white women, that is what is fueling the democratic opportunity in these inner suburban seats and the president is inextricably rooted in this. 90% of the people who approve will vote republican, 90% of the people who disapprove will vote. 85 to 87% historically over the past midterms, and it could be higher this year because feelings about him are so intense. you will have, i think, the potential for two very different elections, one simultaneously repudiating ...

Bounce around like crazy. the running joke is wow, that only happened a week ago or a few days ago. its quite possible if kavanaugh gets confirmed, voters will be on a different issue by the time the vote comes around, and it could be about trump again. and we have seen that, where they are down and then back up. >> 30 days is an eternity. who knows what will happen in the last 2 1/2 hours. not to be a cynic, but heidi heitkamp could -- whatever she decides, it wont affect whether she will win o...

"d,". >> we say we are 32 days until the election, but we are less than three hours from the vote on kavanaugh. >> yeah, and phil mattingly said they do not have the votes in less than three hours from the vote. we heard from some saying i have to be able to look in the mirror after i cast that vote. how does that play with voters? this is pretty much a political vote as much as a vote for a supreme court justice? >> fox news put out a poll this week that suggested more voters in the the state, ...

Impact the elections. who is the battle better for in the end, harry? >> i think the battle has been better for republicans, and the reason i think that, its not about enthusiasm. people that previously said they were voting for democratic candidates have come home and said they are voting for republicans. why? because judge kavanaugh is the least popular nominee since bourque. he is the least popular, and so what is occurring is instead of people casting their vote about donald trump, they are ...