Sunday on CBS’s “Face The Nation,” Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA) accused President Donald Trump of not understanding that his words matter. Warner said, “My pitch is this election people need to get out and vote. If they are concerned about
Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union,” former Obama administration green jobs czar and network contributor Van Jones compared President Donald Trump to an A-student who is selling illegal drugs out of his basement. Discussing how the good economy might affect
Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union,” the Democratic National Committee chairman Tom Perez said the Republican Party’s closing argument in the midterm elections was “dog whistle politics,” which he maintained appealed “to racists.” Perez said, “In 2013, Democrats and Republicans
On this week’s broadcast of NBC’s “Saturday Night Live,” a parody ad highlighted nervous Democrats before the midterm elections on Tuesday. Shakily arranging flowers, a character played by Kate McKinnon said, “They say don’t trust the polls, but I’m choosing
Saturday Night Live host Pete Davidson mocked the appearance of former Navy SEAL Dan Crenshaw, who lost his eye fighting terrorists in Afghanistan, comparing the Republican candidate to a “hitman in a porno movie.”
Cast members of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia and actor Adam Scott knocked on doors Saturday to encourage residents to vote for California Democrat Katie Hill.
Jimmy Buffett jabbed Republican lawmakers during a concert in support of Andrew Gillum and Sen. Bill Nelson in West Palm Beach.
Hollywood stars Julianne Moore and Rosario Dawson teamed up to endorse Democrats in a midterm vote video taking the Trump administration to task over its immigration policy and claiming that President Donald Trump is violating “international law” by “imprisoning children.”
Famed Indiana basketball coach Bobby Knight led an 8,500-person rally crowd in chanting “Go get ’em, Donald” Friday night in Indianapolis.
Friday on MSNBC’s “All In,” actress Jane Fonda declared that people were “woke” and motivated to vote in the midterm elections. Fonda said, “People seemed energized. People are woke. Every woman I know is asking me where do we go,
Friday on MSNBC’s “All In,” feminist and liberal activist Gloria Steinem said the one thing worse than having Associate Justice Brett Kavanaugh on the Supreme Court was being married to him. Steinem said, “Obviously he was somebody that was not
Friday on CNN’s “The Situation Room,” Sen. Jeff Flake (R-AZ) said President Donald Trump’s “tone” on immigration was “unseemly.” Flake said, “I certainly don’t like the tone that President Trump has taken with regard to blaming immigrants. Having that ad, which I thought
Friday on CNN’s “The Situation Room,” Sen. Jeff Flake (R-AZ) said Republicans using “hate politics” and “grievance politics” was not not helping Republican candidates. On George Soros, Flake said, “As you mentioned, he gives a lot of money to progressive and liberal
A new video released by NowThis features actors Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio encouraging midterm election turnout by highlighting several left-wing causes like climate change and gun control.
The midterm elections are just a few days away and the financial media is starting to warn about what could happen if Democrats win big on Tuesday.
Friday in Miami, at a rally for Sen. Bill Nelson (D-FL) and the Democratic candidate for Florida Governor, Andrew Gillum, former President Barack Obama said Republicans are “just blatantly, repeatedly, baldly, shamelessly” lying to “terrify folks” for the midterm election. Obama said, “We all
Friday on MSNBC’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports,” former press secretary for Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign Brian Fallon said President Donald Trump appeals to a “white supremacist identity.” Fallon said, “Well, this president is trying to manufacture an October surprise, in campaigns
Friday on MSNBC’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports,” former Republican National Committee chairman Michael Steele called President Donald Trump’s proposal to end birthright citizenship via executive order engaging “in stupid at a level that we have never seen before.” Steele said, “It is
Bishop Aubrey Shines commented on Oprah Winfrey campaigning for Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams, urging black voters in Georgia to not vote for her based on identity politics.
Mike Allen, co-founder of Axios, tried to claim that the economy is headed into a recession on the same day the October jobs report delivered spectacular news.
Thursday on MSNBC’s “All In,” Democratic Florida gubernatorial nominee Andrew Gillum predicted voters would “unapologetically reject” President Donald Trump and his Republican opponent Ron DeSantis for “stoking the politics of fear.” Gillum said, “The president has made this election all
Democrat Senate candidate Kyrsten Sinema’s history of slamming groups of people has surfaced repeatedly during her Arizona campaign. Here are eight instances:
Thursday on “Deadline,” Donny Deutsch said President Donald Trump’s victory is a result of many white people having an uneasiness with former President Barack Obama because there is a big “racist part of this country.” Deutsch said, “I felt this.
Thursday on CNN’s “Newsroom,” former Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett called the immigration video President Donald Trump tweeted a “sad page” of “political fear-mongering.” Jarrett said, “Look, it’s just a sad page from an old playbook called political fear-mongering 101. We’ve
Thursday on CNN’s “Wolf,” former Gov. Terry McAuliffe (D-VA) said President Donald Trump has so marginalized himself that “nobody pays attention to him.” McAuliffe said, “I think we ought to be tough on the issues. Why is Trump doing what
Rapper Travis Scott campaigned for Texas Senate candidate Beto O’Rourke at an event in Houston this weekend, urging fans to “go out, hit these polls, attack these polls.”
Thursday on ABC’s “The View,” television personality Geraldo Rivera said he is “embarrassed” by President Donald Trump’s midterm message, which he called “playing almost to a mob mentality” on the immigration issue. When asked if he supports sending troops to
A new report shows that Democrat Beto O’Rourke has received some serious help from outside of Texas, with Hollywood stars from Chris Rock to Chelsea Handler opening their wallets to support his campaign.
‘Black Panther’ actor Michael B. Jordan put himself on the campaign trail this week going door-to-door to encourage blacks in Georgia area to get out and vote.
Hulu talk show host Sarah Silverman declared in her latest monologue that President Donald Trump has a “starring role” in the United States’ “current epidemic of domestic terrorism.”
In the final week of his run for Kansas governor, Secretary of State Kris Kobach is touting his education agenda, which centers on the classroom rather than administrators.
A plurality of likely midterm election voters in the battleground states of Florida, Arizona, and Indiana say a 7,000 to 10,000-strong migrant caravan headed to the United States is a “threat” to the nation.
Barbra Streisand told the far-left New York Times Trump is making her fat and that it doesn’t matter if her Trump-bashing album offends his supporters.
A throng of Hollywood and TV stars are set to help host the “Telethon for America” aimed at urging Americans to register to vote.
Actor Carl Reiner released a video attacking President Donald Trump ahead of the midterms Tuesday, saying that he “cannot bear to see” “America being destroyed by racism, fear-mongering and lies.”
Oprah Winfrey will travel to Georgia this week to campaign on behalf of the state’s Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams.
Alyssa Milano urged her fans to politicize Halloween by using evening for door-knocking, telemarketing, and fundraising for Democrats.
A group of female Hollywood actresses released a new Michael Bloomberg financed campaign ad this week urging women to vote in the upcoming midterm elections in favor of several left-wing policies.
A fresh set of polls out this week and last have Republicans more confident than ever that, while questions over which party will control the House majority after the midterms still loom, they will likely lock up not just control of the Senate majority but a strengthened majority to boot.
The cast of the re-booted late 1990s sitcom Will & Grace recently took time out on the set to cut a non-partisan get out the vote ad to remind their audience to be sure and vote this year.
