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Biden heralds midterm elections as 'rejection' of 'extremism' undermining democracy - Vimarsana News

Biden heralds midterm elections as 'rejection' of 'extremism' undermining democracy

President Joe Biden alluded to former President Donald Trump's 2020 election challenges during an address delivered as co-host of his second Summit for Democracy.

Sinema takes Jello shots at Democrats with GOP. Is this 'independent'? - Vimarsana News

Sinema takes Jello shots at Democrats with GOP. Is this 'independent'?

For Arizona's now independent senator, revenge seems to be best served with whipped cream or cottage cheese, with a sour cherry on top.

With infamous bridge as backdrop, Biden dropped more civil rights lies - Vimarsana News

With infamous bridge as backdrop, Biden dropped more civil rights lies

Selma, Alabama marked a shameful memory in the city’s history March 5, when it remembered the day in 1965 when innocent Civil Rights marchers were violently attacked by police officers, but organizers invited a speaker famous for falsely claiming he was fighting Jim Crow, too.

Source: afn.net
On Bloody Sunday anniversary, Black leaders say the fight for voting rights endures - Vimarsana News

On Bloody Sunday anniversary, Black leaders say the fight for voting rights endures

As the U.S. marks 58 years since Bloody Sunday, leaders commit to winning what they see as the modern fight to protect voting rights.

Biden renews call for new voting protections in visit to Selma - Vimarsana News

Biden renews call for new voting protections in visit to Selma

Biden's stop in Selma came as he and fellow Democrats have struggled to pass their own sweeping voting rights measures, with dim prospects of passage in a newly Republican-controlled House

Source: komu.com