U.S. Election issues have never been poles apart as presidential candidates Donald Trump and Joe Biden present contrasting visions of the nation's reality as they go into the final sprint of their respective campaigns.
A national news media compared the funds raised and the number of online views during the separate conventions of Republicans (RNC) and the Democrats (DNC).
The former Secretary of State became the first women ever within earshot distance of the White House Thursday night by accepting the Democratic presidential nomination. Clinton's optimistic acceptance speech starkly contrasted from Donald Trump's one week ago.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will giver her speech on Day 4 of the 2016 Democratic National Convention, Thursday night, July 28, in Philadelphia. The Democratic presidential nominee will make her acceptance speech at 10 p.m. EST after a few speakers come out to endorse her. President Barack Obama endorsed Clinton at the DNC last night calling her, “the most qualified person to have in office.”
President Obama and Vice President Joe Biden are slated to headline the list of speaker's for the third night of the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.
Bernie Sanders work is far from done, with much of the heavy-lifting seemingly only beginning. Bernie Sanders' work is far from done, with much of the heavy-lifting seemingly only beginning.
Hillary Clinton's newly named running-mate Tim Kaine and Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren are among the individuals that have been added to the list of featured speakers for the upcoming Democratic National Convention. The four day event formally kicks off on Monday, July 25, 2016 in Philadelphia with vice presidential nominee Kaine slated to speak in prime-time on Wednesday.
Rosario Dawson will be on hand and ready to protest at the upcoming Democratic National Convention, even if it comes to mean her being led away in handcuffs and spending another night.
Latinas feel unrepresented at Women's Leadership Forum of Democratic National Commitee event Hispanic women in the U. S. do not feel that the Democrats represent them, and a protest outside an event in Washintgon D.
