In politics, astroturfing refers to the practice of creating the appearance of grassroots support for a particular cause, candidate, or policy, when in reality, the initiative is being orchestrated by larger organizations, corporations, or political entities. These efforts often aim to manipulate public perception
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A new national survey from Gallup offers encouraging signs for the Trump campaign while raising concerns for Kamala Harris’s team. Though the poll does not directly measure a head-to-head contest between the two, it does assess public perceptions of both major party nominees. Conducted over a two-week period, spanning the pre- and post-debate period, the
In a startling call to C-SPAN’s Washington Journal on Wednesday, a viewer
Earlier in the week, Donald Trump shocked the debate crowd by claiming
After being accused of soliciting pornographic images from underage boys, a prominent member of the pro-MAGA “Stop the Steal” movement has now
Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has now officially announced that he will not be seeking the GOP nomination for president in
Far-left Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg, who recently indicted former President Trump on a host of charges, has now unveiled a new lawsuit
Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL) reportedly announced his support for former President Trump’s White House run in 2024 on Thursday, taking a position
This week, a new report has blown the lid off of CNN anchor Don Lemon’s history of allegedly misogyny. The report detailed
Lauren Book, the Democratic leader of the minority in the Florida Senate, and Nikki Fried, a former Democrat candidate for governor of
According to a well-connected source, a grand jury in Manhattan will reportedly not hear testimony, meet to deliberate, or cast a vote
As Florida Governor Ron DeSantis offered his opinion on a possible indictment of former President Trump in New York, Trump reportedly responded
Dr. Robert Redfield, a former director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in the United States, reportedly stated on Wednesday
In the midst of the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln believed that we needed to officially celebrate the greatest American who ever lived:
