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Candidates fighting 2020 misinformation run to administer local elections - Vimarsana News

Candidates fighting 2020 misinformation run to administer local elections

As a chemist and immigrant from Vietnam, Linh Nguyen never thought she could have a role in U.S. politics. But then Donald Trump was elected president in 2016 and he “unknowingly inspired minority leaders, women of color like me, to be more actively engaged in politics,” she said. She joined the nonpartisan League of Women […]

Candidates fighting 2020 misinformation run to administer local elections - Vimarsana News

Candidates fighting 2020 misinformation run to administer local elections

DECATUR — As a chemist and immigrant from Vietnam, Linh Nguyen never thought she could have a role in U.S. politics. But then Donald Trump was elected president in 2016

Candidates fighting 2020 misinformation run to administer local elections - Vimarsana News

Candidates fighting 2020 misinformation run to administer local elections

Candidates fighting 2020 misinformation run to administer local elections; Donald Trump's big lie; Run for Something

Julius Jones supporters react to clemency recommendation from the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board - Vimarsana News

Julius Jones supporters react to clemency recommendation from the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board

Cheers filled the air as a 3-1 vote to recommend Julius Jones clemency was announced over a speaker to approximately 200 Justice for Julius supporters in the Evangelistic Baptist Church

Okla. Senator Slammed For Using 'Highly Offensive' Term For Asian Americans - Vimarsana News

Okla. Senator Slammed For Using 'Highly Offensive' Term For Asian Americans

GOP state Sen. David Rader asked about the inclusion of "yellow families" in a study about racial inequity