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RASHEED WALTERS: Donald Trump Will Wipe The Floor With Ron DeSantis In The Primaries. Here's Why - Vimarsana News

RASHEED WALTERS: Donald Trump Will Wipe The Floor With Ron DeSantis In The Primaries. Here's Why

 If Florida’s Governor Ron DeSantis were a true believer in Trump's MAGA movement, he would have waited until 2028. DeSantis will lose the 2024 presidential primary.

CHRISTIAN WHITON: Ron DeSantis Will Beat Donald Trump And Bring On A New Generation Of American Greatness - Vimarsana News

CHRISTIAN WHITON: Ron DeSantis Will Beat Donald Trump And Bring On A New Generation Of American Greatness

You have to hand it to Donald Trump: the man isn’t a quitter. He loses some fights and he compromises on others, but surrender is alien to the man. 

OPINION | EDITORIAL: Swing and a miss - Vimarsana News

OPINION | EDITORIAL: Swing and a miss

First there was the physical, permanent “art” to honor Martin Luther King in Washington, D.C., a memorial that was opened to the public in 2011. Critics of the granite statue, including this column, have said the thing looks more like a stern taskmaster looking down on an unpleasant scene than anything that you’d call a tribute to Dr. King.

Martin Luther King's son defends new statue amid criticism - Vimarsana News

Martin Luther King's son defends new statue amid criticism

It depicts the hug Dr King shared with Coretta Scott King after winning the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964.

Source: bbc.com
Sculpture of MLK in Boston panned - Vimarsana News

Sculpture of MLK in Boston panned

Sculptor Hank Willis Thomas found inspiration in a photograph of the Martin Luther King Jr. and his wife, Coretta Scott King, embracing after the civil rights pioneer learned he had won the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize. Many took particular issue with the fact that the Kings were not depicted in full in the 22-foot-tall bronze statue in Boston Common, the nation's oldest public park.