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May 10, 2024 |
cbsnews.com | Annie Bryson |Mia Salenetri
Leading up to Tuesday's West Virginia primary, three of the Republican candidates for governor have been trying to outdo each other in proving their opposition to transgender rights. In TV ads running in West Virginia, state Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, Chris Miller and Moore Capito have been accusing each other of harboring transgender sympathies while touting their own efforts to restrict LGBTQ rights.
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Jan 17, 2024 |
cbsnews.com | Cristina Corujo |Annie Bryson
Trump wins big in Iowa amid low turnout Former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson spent much of his short-lived presidential campaign criticizing former president Donald Trump over the felony cases against him, but his message failed to resonate with voters, and he dropped out Tuesday — which elicited this dismissive statement from the Democratic National Committee (DNC).
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Jan 13, 2024 |
cbsnews.com | Jacob Rosen |Sierra Sanders |Annie Bryson
Joe Manchin in New Hampshire meeting voters Manchester, New Hampshire — It's presidential primary season, and less than two weeks before the New Hampshire primary, while politicians are trekking across the state asking for votes, West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin is here, too. He's not on either major party's primary ballot, but he's not exactly ruling out running for president, and he was in Manchester Friday talking to voters. "I'm not here campaigning.
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Nov 10, 2023 |
cbsnews.com | Emma Nicholson |Annie Bryson
Jill Stein, the 2016 Green Party presidential nominee, announced Thursday in a video posted on X that she's running again for the party's nominaton. Stein is presenting herself as a choice "outside the failed two-party system." "Political insiders always smear outsiders like us, and try to shame voters who want better choices," Stein said in a statement.
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RT @finnygo: Per @anniebryson28: Buttigieg in Iowa was asked by reporters if he though the Dem party would have been better off if Biden h…
When asked by reporters if the Democratic party would have been better off without Biden as the nominee, Buttigieg responded, "Maybe, you know, right now, with the benefit of hindsight, I think most people would agree that is the case." https://t.co/AibOiMb7I7
Buttigieg on if Iowa should be the Democrat's first primary contest in 2028: people like me are makers, not takers on the rules like that. What I will say is Iowa showed me what can happen through a process where you have to be in backyards, doing a few town halls a day. It made