Adam Schiff, after a 20-year House career marked by chairing the House Intelligence Committee and leading the first impeachment inquiry against President Trump, will begin his US Senate term on Monday. His election victory over Steve Garvey follows the appointment of Laphonza Butler to temporarily fill the seat vacated by the late Dianne Feinstein. Schiff’s outspoken criticism of Trump culminated in his House censure, a reprimand he embraced as affirmation of his defense of democracy. He will serve the remainder of Feinstein’s term before starting his six-year term in 2025.
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Andy Kim, a Democratic congressman from New Jersey, has made history as the first Korean American to be elected to the United States Senate. The news has been met with joy and excitement, particularly among the Korean American community.
Many people expressed their pride and happiness at seeing Kim’s win, highlighting the importance of representation for Korean Americans in politics and the media. Some shared personal anecdotes of how Kim had helped them navigate healthcare and Medicare access, demonstrating his dedication to his constituents.
Kim’s character and commitment to public service were praised throughout the online discussions. He was lauded for his actions on January 6th, when he stayed late to help clean up the U.S.… Continue reading
Bernie Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist, won re-election to a fourth term in the U.S. Senate, defeating Republican Gerald Malloy. The 83-year-old senator, who caucuses with the Democrats and is the longest serving independent in Congress, highlighted the country’s challenges including threats to democracy, wealth inequality, climate change, and women’s rights as reasons for running again. Malloy, a U.S. Army veteran and businessman, criticized Sanders’ record, arguing that he was not delivering results. Sanders, a consistent advocate for government-funded healthcare, higher taxes for the wealthy, and major climate change solutions, is a strong critic of former President Donald Trump. He has served in Congress for 34 years, previously serving as mayor of Burlington, Vermont, and as a congressman.
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Bernie Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist, was reelected to a fourth term in the U.S. Senate, defeating Republican Gerald Malloy. Sanders, the longest serving independent in Congress, has been a consistent champion for progressive policies and has worked closely with the Biden administration on domestic policy goals. Despite being 83 years old, Sanders expressed his desire to continue serving Vermont during this difficult time in American history, citing challenges such as income inequality, climate change, and threats to democratic foundations. Malloy, a U.S. Army veteran and businessman, argued that Sanders was not delivering results after 34 years in Congress and sought to create high-paying jobs and promote business in Vermont.
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Bernie Sanders, a democratic socialist and Vermont’s longest-serving independent in Congress, was reelected to the U.S. Senate for a fourth term. Sanders, who caucuses with the Democrats, defeated Republican Gerald Malloy and several other candidates. In his victory speech, he expressed gratitude for Vermonters’ support and emphasized the need for his continued service amidst the country’s challenges, including threats to democracy, economic inequality, climate change, and women’s reproductive rights. Sanders highlighted his record of advocating for universal healthcare, higher taxes for the wealthy, reduced military intervention, and climate change solutions. Malloy, a veteran and businessman, criticized Sanders’ record and argued for a focus on job creation and business growth.
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JD Vance has completely checked out of his responsibilities as a U.S. Senator since becoming Donald Trump’s vice presidential running mate. The fact that he has missed every single Senate vote during this critical period is not only concerning but also emblematic of a broader issue within our political system. I often wonder how it is even possible for someone in such a prominent position to neglect their duties to this extent. It feels almost as if he’s given up on the job altogether, prioritizing his political ambitions over the people he was elected to represent.
Vance’s absence from the Senate floor has been quantified; he has missed a staggering 81 votes in less than two years.… Continue reading
Ted Cruz has once again found himself in hot water, exposed as a scammer in a recent debate smackdown. The revelations about how he has been funneling the payouts from his podcast into a pro-Cruz super-PAC are truly astounding. It’s mind-boggling that such behavior is even legal. The fact that he is diverting funds in this way showcases a lack of integrity and a blatant disregard for the trust of his constituents.
One of the most egregious acts of Ted Cruz’s tenure was when he infamously fled to Cancun while his state was in the midst of a crisis during a severe winter storm.… Continue reading
Oldest US Senator Chuck Grassley admitted to hospital over infection
As I read the headlines about the oldest US Senator Chuck Grassley being admitted to the hospital over an infection, I couldn’t help but reflect on the themes and sentiments that emerged from the comments. It’s clear that there are strong opinions and mixed emotions surrounding this issue, and I believe it’s important to explore and analyze them.
First, it’s worth acknowledging Senator Grassley’s long and storied career in politics. He began his career when Eisenhower was president and has continued serving in the Senate well into his nineties. This is an impressive feat, considering that most individuals of his age are enjoying retirement and wouldn’t be entrusted with important responsibilities.… Continue reading
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