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When she first came to the house, she was very moderate. she was a symbol of what a bipartisan republican and democratic partnership could look like. in the last three years, she has vastly transformed to someone who has been staunchly behind the former president and has led the effort to overturn the election results and question the integrity of the 2020 election. she has since muddied the waters when it comes to that question and she has angled perhaps to be trump's vp pick. it is clear what she is doing here and how she is positioning herself and i would like to know that she was the only ...

While Donald Trump primarily attends major rallies, his representatives at smaller gatherings are becoming crucial in helping him maintain his hold on the GOP.

I would maintain this is the hardest group for donald trump to win back. Hes gaining with latinos and black voters. But that suburban woman is who you have to move. She seems immovable. She is dissatisfied with joe biden. This is where the Vp Pick for trump assuming he is the nominee is so important. It has to be someone who adds to his boating block. It has to be someone that pushes those suburban women who seem immovable. They can be moved according to the Abc Poll with the approval of joe biden. 2 he indicated that he had already chosen the vice vice president. Maybe he has and maybe he has...

Brutally cold temperatures on caucus day could impact turnout. before those concerns started growing, president trump was in iowa telling his supporters not to be complacent. >> the polls are showing we're going to win by a lot and worst thing you can do, oh, let's just stay home, alice, let's watch-- let's watch it on television, we don't want to do that. >> president trump was in court twice last week in d.c. and in new york. between those court appearances, he spoke with iowa caucus goers at a fox news town hall where he said this about his vp pick, if he is the g.o.p. nominee. >> who would...

Even before the concerns were growing about the brutally cold temps on caucus day and how that could impact turnout, a former president is urging his supporters not to get comp complacent. just last night on "truth social" he posted a video telling caucus goers who support him to show up on monday no matter the weather. >> one way or the other i'm getting there. that it had the worst weather i guess in recorded history. but maybe that's good because our people are more committed than anyone else would may be such a good thing for us. >> former president was in court twice in the last week. onc...