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After Roe's overturn, Republicans target trans rights using extremist rhetoric - Vimarsana News

After Roe's overturn, Republicans target trans rights using extremist rhetoric

Republican presidential candidates attacked trans people and the LGBTQ+ community at a gathering of the religious right last week

Source: yahoo.com
DC Faith, Freedom Event Features All GOP Presidential Candidates with Trump Top Crowd Pleaser - Vimarsana News

DC Faith, Freedom Event Features All GOP Presidential Candidates with Trump Top Crowd Pleaser

Over the weekend, the 2024 GOP presidential candidates descended on the annual Faith and Freedom Coalition's "Road to Ma

Source: cbn.com
Trump's lead over GOP field explodes in new poll - Vimarsana News

Trump's lead over GOP field explodes in new poll

Donald Trump's lead over his GOP primary foes has surged despite his legal woes, a poll found.

Source: nypost.com
Trump reigns supreme as 2024 hopefuls try to make their case to conservatives - Vimarsana News

Trump reigns supreme as 2024 hopefuls try to make their case to conservatives

Corey Check is "very confident" former President Donald Trump will win the 2024 Republican presidential primary race. "But it will be the toughest uphill battle," said the 21-year-old Butler, Pennsylvania resident who donned Trump's iconic "Make America Great Again" red hat while talking with the Washington Examiner.

'Without Apology': On Abortion, Pence Tries To Stand Out From The Field - Vimarsana News

'Without Apology': On Abortion, Pence Tries To Stand Out From The Field

Mike Pence is standing out on the issue of abortion, highlighting his pro-life policies while other candidates shy away from the topic, Politico reports.