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Trump's V.P. pick pens foreword to Project 2025 book after ex-president denies involvement

Heritage Foundation president Kevin Roberts, who spearheaded the "Project 2025" drafting, is publishing a new book in which he claims the far-right will take "back" Washington, D.C.

Roberts brought in one of the right-wing movement's new characters, Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH), to write a review to help sell the book, and it is causing a lot of laughter and a lot of anger.

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Conservative mocks GOP for 'sleepy Joe' campaign that makes Trump look old

As Donald Trump fumbles through the new field of the 2024 presidential race, his past attacks are returning to haunt him.

Conservative Charlie Sykes, editor of The Bulwark, told MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace that the Republican Party's big mistake is going all-in on an attack against President Joe Biden's age and alleging a cognitive decline.

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'Deceptive': Nikki Haley threatens PAC using her name that now supports Kamala Harris

Former Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley spent a lot of time attacking Donald Trump before dropping out of the 2024 race. Her supporters agreed, and now that Vice President Kamala Harris is in the race, many of her voters are turning from Haley to Harris.

The political action committee previously known as Haley Voters for Biden is now pivoting to be Haley for Harris — and the former is unhappy about it.

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J.D. Vance picked out of 'arrogance' — but script 'totally flipped': Ex-Fox contributor

Reports have swirled in the days after the Republican National Convention that former President and GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump regrets choosing Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) as his running mate.

Speaking to MSNBC, former CNBC and Fox contributor Julie Roginsky believes that Trump made his choice based on his assassination attempt, which he assumed would garner him more support.

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Furious columnist hits out at N.Y. Times for report on Black voters' view of Kamala Harris

Black pundits and columnists are already predicting the racism that will surface from some of the top media outlets in the country as they try to cover a candidate of color in the presidential race.

Writing for "The Nation," legal expert Elie Mystal shredded the New York Times for a report they titled: "Some Black Voters Say They Wonder if a Black Woman Can Win."

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Report dinging Kamala Harris for 'nasty' attack on Trump faces swift backlash

The Washington paper Politico faced backlash after the website reported "nasty" attacks on ex-President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris.

The example the site used was Harris calling him a "crook" when speaking to campaign staff on Monday. Trump attacked Harris as "dumb as a rock" on social media.

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Ex-Trump aide: Being 'told you didn't earn it by average, mediocre white men won't work'

Former White House Communications Director Alyssa Farah Griffin urged her former party to avoid accusations that Vice President Kamala Harris didn't earn her job.

Rep. Tim Burchett (R-TN) called Harris a "DEI Hire," suggesting she was made vice president because she is a Black woman.

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House Republicans spend caucus meeting strategizing how to bring down Kamala Harris

House Republicans held a caucus meeting on Tuesday in which they discussed plans to bring down Vice President Kamala Harris now that she is the likely Democratic nominee for president in 2024.

Politico's Olivia Beavers spoke to members as they left the meeting.

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U.S. Secret Service chief resigns after Trump assassination attempt

U.S. Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle has resigned, MSNBC reported Tuesday.

Cheatle appeared before the House Oversight and Reform Committee on Monday at which members of both parties berated her over the failures of the agents at a rally where Donald Trump was shot in the ear in an assassination attempt.

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'Prosecutor, meet felon': Nicolle Wallace mocks Trump’s new race against Kamala Harris

"Deadline White House" host Nicolle Wallace began her Monday show with a panel on Vice President Kamala Harris and the impact she will make on Donald Trump's campaign.

She spoke to political strategist and distinguished lecturer Dr. Basil Smikle, Jr., and pointed out that the most entertaining piece of the new 2024 campaign is "the bumper sticker writes itself, right? That almost never happens in campaigns. But, prosecutor, meet felon. I mean, here we go. Day one."

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MSNBC hosts wonder if J.D. Vance's 'small' insults of Kamala are 'too insignificant'

Donald Trump's vice presidential running mate, Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH), took to the stage in his home state, where he attacked Vice President Kamala Harris for the first time.

"You know, what I see?" Vance asked the crowd. "Want to take bets here? Want to start a betting pool just in this auditorium? If you want to lead this country, you should feel grateful for it, a sense of gratitude. I never hear that gratitude come through when I listen to Kamala Harris."

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Republican slams Secret Service chief for failing to ‘quell' shooting conspiracy theories

Kansas Republican Rep. Jake LaTurner hammered U.S. Secret Service director Kimberly Cheatle during the House Oversight and Reform Committee hearing Monday on why she is not fighting conspiracy theories that have swirled after the assassination attempt on Donald Trump.

LaTurner demanded to know whether Cheatle stands by her statement that the protection Trump receives is adequate as a candidate for president and a former president. Cheatle said that she stands by her earlier statement that Trump is adequately protected.

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Trump will ‘overplay his hand’ with efforts to destroy Kamala Harris: ex-aide

After President Joe Biden dropped out of the 2024 presidential race, the co-hosts of "The View" came together Monday to predict Donald Trump's downfall against Vice President Kamala Harris.

Whoopi Goldberg began with a takedown of Democrat-tuned-independent U.S. Senator, Joe Manchin (WV), who spent much of Sunday afternoon speculating on whether to change back to being a Democrat so he could run to fill Biden's spot. On Monday, he declared he'd decided not to.

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