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Trump factor hangs heavy in downstate Illinois race for Congress - Vimarsana News

Trump factor hangs heavy in downstate Illinois race for Congress

It is the calibration of conservatism versus practicality — and the depth of devotion to former President Donald Trump — that will be measured in Illinois’ lone matchup of Republican

Illinois 15th congressional district: Trump backs Mary Miller over Rodney Davis - Vimarsana News

Illinois 15th congressional district: Trump backs Mary Miller over Rodney Davis

In a race that is bringing the former president to Illinois, the state's 15th Congressional District features ‘RINO Rodney’ vs. ‘Carpetbagger Miller.’

GOP Lawmakers Say Faith, Family, and Moral Values Are Answers to Gun Violence - Vimarsana News

GOP Lawmakers Say Faith, Family, and Moral Values Are Answers to Gun Violence

Republican lawmakers have said that social issues that drive individuals to commit mass shootings can be addressed by ...

GOP congressional candidates Davis and Miller compare, contrast views in primary battle for new district - Vimarsana News

GOP congressional candidates Davis and Miller compare, contrast views in primary battle for new district

Two incumbents are competing for the Republican nomination for the new 15th Congressional District seat with Rodney Davis touting his legislative experience and Mary Miller pointing to her endorsement by former President Donald Trump.

Andrew Clyde: ATF revoking more gun dealers' licenses under Biden - Vimarsana News

Andrew Clyde: ATF revoking more gun dealers' licenses under Biden

Federal firearms dealers are getting their licenses revoked or not renewed by the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms at a much greater rate since President Biden first came to office, a GOP lawmaker said Wednesday.