Cuomo crashes Biden's victory party: The Note
Gov. Andrew Cuomo said that he "didn't want to be a distraction," but he managed to upstage President Joe Biden's biggest bipartisan victory to date.
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo said that he "didn't want to be a distraction," but he managed to upstage President Joe Biden's biggest bipartisan victory to date.
Wisconsin Democratic U.S. Rep. Ron Kind won't seek reelection next year. Kind has served more than 24 years in a southwestern Wisconsin district that former President Donald Trump carried in 2020.
Two months after Republican congressional candidate Derrick Van Orden lost his 2020 race, he joined “stop the steal” rioters on the grounds of the U.S. Capitol—and he paid for the trip with donor money left over from his failed campaign. Now Van Orden is running again, and has already scored major endorsements from senior GOP House leadership, including Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA). Van Orden, a former Navy SEAL and small-time actor,...
May 14, 2021 This week, Kennedy sits down with retired Navy SEAL Senior Chief and 2022 Republican primary candidate for the Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District, Derrick Van Orden. Derrick shares experiences and reflections from his time in the Navy when he was in charge of risk assessment for critical infrastructure. He also weighs in on what is happening with the pipeline now, where we are most vulnerable and how it is impacted by the Biden administration’s policies. Follow Kennedy on Twitter:
Endless elections: Two candidates announce they will run against Rep. Ron Kind in 2022 Political analysts says the early campaign kick off points to the importance of the 3rd district seat, but warn voters may not be ready for another election cycle April 8, 2021 6:22 PM Amy DuPont Updated: STEVE APPS Doug Milks disinfects voting booths after being used as voters, ignoring a stay-at-home order over the coronavirus threat, cast ballots in the state's presidential primary election in the gym at East High School, Tuesday, April 7, 2020 in Madison, Wis. (Steve Apps/Wisco...