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Adam Schiff has a ton of cash for California Senate race. Why that doesn't guarantee he'll win - Vimarsana News

Adam Schiff has a ton of cash for California Senate race. Why that doesn't guarantee he'll win

“Money can help keep Schiff’s name in the media spotlight,” an expert said.

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Poor Josh Hawley Can't Help Himself - Vimarsana News

Poor Josh Hawley Can't Help Himself

Josh Hawley is at it again. Over a brief career in Washington, the elfin senator from Missouri—when he’s not egging on and then fleeing from insurrectionists—has attempted one pseudo-populist or culture-war gimmick after another to propel him to a higher level of celebrity than he currently enjoys. Alas, while his ideas have gained some prominence on the right, Hawley’s own star isn’t ascending at nearly the same rate. But he is nothing if not undaunted, and this week he unveiled a plan to “over

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Poor Josh Hawley Can't Help Himself | The New Republic - Vimarsana News

Poor Josh Hawley Can't Help Himself | The New Republic

The Missouri senator’s dumb Citizens United stunt is the epitome of his political career.

Marlow: Don't Let Him Fool You, Joe Biden Chose Billionaires and Green Radicals Over Auto Workers - Vimarsana News

Marlow: Don't Let Him Fool You, Joe Biden Chose Billionaires and Green Radicals Over Auto Workers

Joe Biden is upending the American auto industry all for the sake of pandering to environmentalists and the ESG oligarchs that make up his top donors.

Mike Johnson bucks trend of House speakers owning high-dollar assets: 'Man of the people' - Vimarsana News

Mike Johnson bucks trend of House speakers owning high-dollar assets: 'Man of the people'

Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., is facing criticism for having a financial portfolio similar to most Americans after his predecessors owned hundreds of thousands of dollars in assets.