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MSNBC Morning Joe July 7, 2024 - Vimarsana News

MSNBC Morning Joe July 7, 2024

tomorrow. we are one week away from the midterms. president joe biden heads back on the campaign trail this afternoon in a last-minute attempt to win over voters. we'll get live reports from two key battleground states, pennsylvania and georgia, in just a moment. ambassador ahead, a key government witness in the seditious conspiracy trial of the founder of the oath keepers testified he believed the january 6th attack on the capitol could start a new american revolution. we'll have these details for you straight ahead. and we'll be joined by a member of the january 6th select commit...

Engage for Good acquired by cause marketing exec Muneer Panjwani - Vimarsana News

Engage for Good acquired by cause marketing exec Muneer Panjwani

Engage for Good acquired by cause marketing exec Muneer Panjwani. From PR Week

Source: prweek.com
60 Minutes to Air Anti-War Propaganda Piece - Vimarsana News

60 Minutes to Air Anti-War Propaganda Piece

CBS and 60 Minutes just can't help themselves. They keep letting their anti-military bias show. Case in point, Lara Logan (not exactly a fan of the military) is doing a piece on 60 Minutes this Sunday about Appeals for Redress. You remember Appeals for Redress?

Playbook: Inside Trump world's cash crunch - Vimarsana News

Playbook: Inside Trump world's cash crunch

And more from the latest round of FEC filings.

Potential Energy Coalition turns to moms to encourage climate change action - Vimarsana News

Potential Energy Coalition turns to moms to encourage climate change action

The group’s Science Moms brand recently launched a $3.5 million campaign, Enough is Enough.