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Former Rep. Val Demings: The Challenge Is 'Hiring People Who Have the Right Temperament to Be Able to Do the Job' - Vimarsana News

Former Rep. Val Demings: The Challenge Is 'Hiring People Who Have the Right Temperament to Be Able to Do the Job'

Former Rep. Val Demings (D-Fla.), who served as Orlando police chief, told ABC’s “This Week” on Sunday that the challenge in hiring police officers is hiring those with “the right temperament.”

Biden urges Republicans to work together as control of US Congress unclear - Vimarsana News

Biden urges Republicans to work together as control of US Congress unclear

Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock and Republican challenger Herschel Walker will meet in a Dec. 6 runoff in Georgia after neither reached the general election majority required under...

Republicans eye narrow House margin as Democrats flip seat - Vimarsana News

Republicans eye narrow House margin as Democrats flip seat

By early Wednesday, Republicans had won 199 House seats, compared to 172 for Democrats

Midterms 2022: Dr. Oz calls John Fetterman to concede after tight Pennsylvania Senate race - Vimarsana News

Midterms 2022: Dr. Oz calls John Fetterman to concede after tight Pennsylvania Senate race

Oz's 9:30am call to Fetterman brings to an end one of the most contentious and closely-watched races in the country of the entire 2022 election cycle.

US midterm elections: Republicans, Democrats in tight race for Congress - Vimarsana News

US midterm elections: Republicans, Democrats in tight race for Congress

Even a slim majority in the House of Representatives would let Republicans hem in Democratic President Joe Biden during his next two years in office.

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