The Democratic National Committee released an ad in Michigan and other battleground states on Wednesday highlighting President Joe Biden’s health care policies amid former President Donald Trump’s renewed call to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
On the second anniversary of the bipartisan infrastructure law’s signing by President Joe Biden, the Democratic National Committee (DNC) is launching a new billboard campaign in Detroit to celebrate while mocking former President Donald Trump’s infamous “infrastructure week” gaffe.
Edwin Eisendrath writes, "[Biden] stands against the terrorism that slaughtered innocent Israelis and took others hostage and against an indiscriminate military response that slaughters innocent Palestinians."
Edwin Eisendrath writes, "He told us, and he told the whole world, that America is not afraid of bullies, no matter how cruel, and that America will not back down in the face of their aggression."
Republican U.S. senators, including Sens. Josh Hawley (R-MO) and Ted Cruz (R-TX), have criticized the Biden administration for employing a civil servant who posted anti-Israel and antisemitic messages online, even though she was hired during former President Donald Trump’s administration.
Starting Tuesday, Michiganders will see President Joe Biden’s reelection campaign counter the numerous Republican ads in the state via a four-month ad campaign focused on how the president lowered the cost of numerous prescription drugs.
Jennifer Schulze writes, “The 2024 presidential campaign has only just begun, and the mainstream media is already making too many coverage mistakes. We need a course correction now.”
