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Poll: Only 36% of Democrats Want Biden on 2024 Ticket After 10 Months - Vimarsana News

Poll: Only 36% of Democrats Want Biden on 2024 Ticket After 10 Months

Only 36 percent of Democrats want President Biden on the 2024 ticket after holding office for ten months, a poll revealed Monday. 

Majority Of Americans Disapprove Of Biden In Shocking New Polls - Vimarsana News

Majority Of Americans Disapprove Of Biden In Shocking New Polls

An NBC News poll released over the weekend found that 54 percent of Americans disapprove of Biden's performance as the 2022 midterms loom.

Cincinnati Enquirer blasted for doxxing family address after donating to school board candidate through Venmo - Vimarsana News

Cincinnati Enquirer blasted for doxxing family address after donating to school board candidate through Venmo

The Cincinnati Enquirer was called out Friday for doxxing the home address of a family that had donated money to a school board candidate through Venmo.

Alaska Journal | Inflation spikes lead to rising voter concerns. Will Biden be blamed? - Vimarsana News

Alaska Journal | Inflation spikes lead to rising voter concerns. Will Biden be blamed?

WASHINGTON — Democrats and Republicans alike have long expected next year’s midterm elections to hinge on the state of the coronavirus pandemic, the job market and former President Donald Trump’s influence on the GOP. Now, they see a new potential top issue emerging: inflation. Political strategists from both parties are closely watching the price of everyday goods, which

'It will only intensify': Inflation spikes lead to rising voter concerns. Will Biden be blamed? - Vimarsana News

'It will only intensify': Inflation spikes lead to rising voter concerns. Will Biden be blamed?

Adam Wollner and Alex Roarty, McClatchy Washington Bureau, (TNS) WASHINGTON — Democrats and Republicans alike have long expected next year’s midterm elections to hinge on the state of the coronavirus pandemic, the job market and former President Donald Trump’s influence on the GOP. Now, they see a n