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Inside the Beltway: Midnight in Biden's America - Vimarsana News

Inside the Beltway: Midnight in Biden's America

Fans of President Ronald Reagan will recall a signature phrase that the 40th president used in his campaign and after he won the White House. That phrase was "It's morning in America," and it originated in a 1984 political commercial -- deemed at the time as "one of the most effective campaign spots ever broadcast" by none other than The New York Times.

Fla. Gov. Ron DeSantis continues to slip in polls ahead of GOP debate - Vimarsana News

Fla. Gov. Ron DeSantis continues to slip in polls ahead of GOP debate

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has lost support from potential Republican presidential primary voters, according to a new poll that shows just 12% say he's their preferred nominee in 2024.

Inside the Beltway: Are you a 'MAGA Republican,' poll asks - Vimarsana News

Inside the Beltway: Are you a 'MAGA Republican,' poll asks

This is a very straightforward poll question: "Do you identify as a MAGA Republican?" asks a new Economist/YouGov poll -- and yes, it was a survey of Republicans only.

Inside the Beltway: Few Americans want to be president - Vimarsana News

Inside the Beltway: Few Americans want to be president

The race for the White House is a big, bodacious election -- and those who win the role of U.S. president are guaranteed a significant spot in history. Yet the idea of actually being president has sparse appeal for Americans -- even if they only held the role for a 24-hour period. Yes, there's a poll.

Inside the Beltway: Few Americans want to be president - Vimarsana News

Inside the Beltway: Few Americans want to be president

The race for the White House is a big, bodacious election -- and those who win the role of U.S. president are guaranteed a significant spot in history. Yet the idea of actually being president has sparse appeal for Americans -- even if they only held the role for a 24-hour period. Yes, there's a poll.