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California Republicans and UC Berkeley professor discuss Trump-Haley battle for GOP - Vimarsana News

California Republicans and UC Berkeley professor discuss Trump-Haley battle for GOP

The New Hampshire Republican presidential primary left Donald Trump with another win Tuesday night, but Nikki Haley promised that she was not giving up her bid to offer the Republican Party and independents an alternative to Mr. Trump and Democratic President Joe Biden.  

Source: ktvu.com
California Senate candidates clash over Trump, Israel and more in harsh debate - Vimarsana News

California Senate candidates clash over Trump, Israel and more in harsh debate

“These career politicians are talking about their fights 30 and 40 years ago for ‘Medicare for All,’ but where are we?” one candidate said.

Source: yahoo.com
Democrats' Gloves Come Off In Feisty California Senate Debate - Vimarsana News

Democrats' Gloves Come Off In Feisty California Senate Debate

The three Democrats in the race — Adam Schiff, Katie Porter, and Barbara Lee — sparred over spending, money in politics, and the Israel-Hamas conflict.

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Outsiders love bashing California but residents are souring on the state, too | Dan Walters - Vimarsana News

Outsiders love bashing California but residents are souring on the state, too | Dan Walters

CalMatters Commentary - California is the state that the rest of the nation loves to hate, but a new poll finds that Californians, by a wide margin, are also sour

Supreme Court Border Decision Bolsters Calls for an Independent Texas - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court Border Decision Bolsters Calls for an Independent Texas

Campaigners want a 'Texit' referendum on the ballot in the Lone Star State. But is a return to being a republic just a pipe dream?