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Arizona's 6th Congressional District: Kirsten Engle, Juan Ciscomani - Vimarsana News

Arizona's 6th Congressional District: Kirsten Engle, Juan Ciscomani

Democrat Kirsten Engel and Republican Juan Ciscomani are facing off for a U.S. House seat in Arizona's 6th Congressional District.

There Is Nowhere to Flee To - Vimarsana News

There Is Nowhere to Flee To

Commentary Almost every day, someone hears my accent and asks where I'm from. The usual next question is, ...

Rep. Raskin: "The whole country should be alarmed about where the GOP is today" - Vimarsana News

Rep. Raskin: "The whole country should be alarmed about where the GOP is today"

Ginni Thomas, the wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, testified to the House Select Committee investigating January 6th. She told the panel that she still believes the 2020 election was stolen from Donald Trump. Rep. Jamie Raskin says, “that’s a remarkable thing for anyone to say, much less someone who’s married to a Supreme Court Justice.” He added that “the whole country should be alarmed about where the GOP is today.” Rep. Raskin also took insurrectionists to task on their twisting of both the First and Second Amendments – “there’s no right in the Constitution t...

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Cruz: A GOP Senate in 2023 Will Prioritize Religious Liberty - Vimarsana News

Cruz: A GOP Senate in 2023 Will Prioritize Religious Liberty

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz wouldn't say whether he supported Mitch McConnell for majority leader or how the GOP will stop leftist judicial nominees.

Iowa gun rights amendment: What a 'yes' or 'no' vote could change | Govt-and-politics - Vimarsana News

Iowa gun rights amendment: What a 'yes' or 'no' vote could change | Govt-and-politics

Iowa voters in November will be asked to add language to the Iowa Constitution that states it is a “fundamental individual right” to keep and bear arms.