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After far-right Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) narrowly avoided losing — by just 546 votes — in 2022 and was deluged with bad press after being ejected from the "Beetlejuice" musical for lewd behavior, she jumped congressional districts, moving from the slightly conservative 3rd Congressional District to the deep-red 4th Congressional District vacated by retiring Trump critic Rep. Ken Buck.

But her election in the new district may not be as much of a cakewalk as previously assumed, according to The New Republic.

GOP insider Scott Jennings told a CNN panel on Friday that he's going to end up voting for former President Donald Trump — in part because he's so outraged at how Democrats have aggressively attacked Trump's comments on Liz Cheney.

Trump said at a recent campaign event that Cheney, a former Republican congresswoman who has been one of the most outspoken supporters of Vice President Kamala Harris from the right, should be staring down "nine barrels shooting at her ... when the guns are trained on her face." He has since tried to clean up his comments in the face of outrage from pundits and political opponents, denying that he was literally talking about a firing squad.

Vice President Kamala Harris is expressing cautious optimism in the final days of the 2024 presidential race, saying voters are “showing up,” and she is “seeing an incredible amount of enthusiasm from people of every walk of life.”

“What I’m enjoying the most about this moment is that in spite of how my opponent spends full time trying to divide the American people, what I’m seeing is people coming together under one roof who seemingly have nothing in common, and know they have everything in common,” the Democratic presidential nominee told reporters Friday afternoon (video below). “And I think that is in the best interest of the strength of our nation.”

A GOP senator’s characterization of a clip of Donald Trump spewing violent language about former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) as a “distortion” and “pre-Election Day hoax” didn’t pass muster for CNN anchor Jake Tapper, who immediately pushed back.

The tense exchange unfolded during an appearance by Sen. Bill Hagerty (R-TN) on Tapper’s show “The Lead” after a clip was played of Trump suggesting former Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) should experience “nine barrels shooting at her” – which the Trump ally defended as a "desperate" “pre-Election Day hoax.”

The 2024 election will decide the next steps of the two federal investigations into Donald Trump.

Speaking to CNN's Jake Tapper, reporter Katelyn Polantz said she'd spoken to several people about what's next from the special counsel. One person in the Justice Department said Jack Smith isn't the kind of person to "fold up the tent" if Trump is elected. He'll likely continue until faced with the promise of being fired "within two seconds."

MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace was once the White House communications director for George W. Bush, but over the years, her opinions have changed as she left her life in Republican politics in protest of Donald Trump.

Years later, as the 2024 election approaches, the host of "Deadline: White House" is reaching out to her former boss once more to implore him to act.

MSNBC host Symone Sanders-Townsend said Friday that she's hearing from insiders that Trump's ground game (the voter contact campaign) wasn't fully funded, and as a result, it's a fraction of the effort by Kamala Harris.

Speaking with Mark McKinnon, co-host of "The Circus," even far-right activist Charlie Kirk agrees that Harris is defeating Trump on the ground.

A Democratic congressional candidate was told in no uncertain terms this week to stop making fun of a MAGA Republican's fake family, according to a new report.

Eugene Vindman, a Virginia Democrat, received a cease-and-desist letter from Derrick Anderson, endorsed by former President Donald Trump, over videos accusing the unmarried Republican of misleading voters with ads featuring people who are not his wife and kids, the Huffington Post reported Friday.

Hugh Hewitt has quit the Washington Post, but his leaving has nothing to do with the paper's decision to withhold presidential endorsements.

In an exclusive report, the New York Post revealed that Hewitt was live on air with colleagues Jonathan Capehart and Ruth Marcus.

Former President Donald Trump campaign surrogate Marc Lotter got into a heated argument with CNN's Jim Acosta over Trump's remarks about former Rep. Liz Cheney having to face down the barrels of nine guns.

In fact, Acosta flat-out accused Lotter of lying when he tried to defend Trump's latest violent rhetoric.

The co-hosts of "The View" couldn't help but note that some of the prominent conservative men angry over a new Kamala Harris ad aimed at women are also cheaters.

The Friday episode began with the women writing and airing the ad telling women that they have the freedom to vote however they want in the privacy of their voting booth.