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The former president suggests he wants to see marijuana reclassified as a Schedule III drug, the first time Trump has endorsed the easing of federal restrictions.
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 Greg Nash/GettyKamala Harris took aim at Donald Trump's notoriously non-committal relationship with the truth Monday morning ahead of both candidates taking the stage at their first presidential debate.
The vice president made the comments during an interview with The Rickey Smiley Show ahead of her showdown with Trump on Tuesday night. "He's played through this really old entire playbook where there's no floor for him in terms of how low he will go," Harris said. "And we should be prepared for that, we should be prepared for the fact that he is not burdened by telling the truth."
"We should be prepared for the fact he's probably going to speak a lot of untruth," she went on. "He tends to fight for himself, not for the American people, and I think that's going to come out during the debate. I think he's gonna lie."
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Trump plays defense on ‘Project 2025' while falsely attacking Kamala Harris's record.
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The assassination attempt against Donald Trump has pitted Democrats and Republicans against each other in a way that one historian calls ‘outright frightening.'
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 Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/GettyOn Tuesday, I will be appearing before the Congressional Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic, a body that according to the resolution creating it, is, among other areas, supposed to investigate "executive branch policies, deliberations, decisions, activities, and internal and external communications related to the coronavirus crisis."
In practice it has been used to pursue MAGA conspiracies and has focused on validating right-wing obsessions, culminating in a surreal exchange between Dr. Tony Fauci and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), an apparent one-person medical board who tried to take away the decades-long director of the National Institute of Infectious Diseases' medical license.
I expect much of the same when I address the committee on New York's response to the pandemic.
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 Rodin Eckenroth/Justin Sullivan/Getty ImagesRon Howard has finally started responding to questions about his role in elevating the profile of Donald Trump's now running mate, JD Vance, after adapting Vance's memoir into 2020's Amy Adams and Glenn Close starrer Hillbilly Elegy.
Howard, speaking from the Toronto International Film Festival where he's promoting his latest movie Eden, told Deadline he's been both "surprised and disappointed" by what he's heard from Vance since his ascension to the spotlight after Trump selected him for VP. According to Howard, at the time he was adapting Vance's book into the Netflix film, the Ohio-born lawyer wasn't interested in politics.
"We didn't talk a lot of politics when we were making the movie," Howard told the site, "I was interested in his upbringing and that survival tale. That's what we mostly focused on." But, as Howard said, "that was then."
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In an election-season document, Republicans are set to offer few new revelations but instead heap blame on the "Biden-Harris administration" while absolving former President Donald J. Trump.
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 CBS NewsNikki Haley criticized GOP vice presidential nominee JD Vance for his controversial remarks about women, labeling the Ohio statesman's comments as "not helpful," in an interview with CBS that aired Sunday.
"It is not helpful to talk about whether women have children or whether they don't," the former Republican presidential candidate said to Margaret Brennan on Face the Nation. "I have said that and I will continue to say to Republicans, stop it, that's not helpful."
Vance, who most famously referred to Kamala Harris and other women without children as a "bunch of childless cat ladies miserable at their own lives," recently came under fire after a 2021 clip of him saying professional women choose "a path to misery" by prioritizing their careers over having children resurfaced.
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Ironically, though, the former president did not join any of the Republican presidential primary debates.
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