A Donald Trump -supporting Colorado rancher ripped the president as “arrogant” and “kind of a jerk” and suggested he was going “overboard” during his first few weeks back in the White House. But David Hayes then confessed — in an interview with CNN ’s John King that aired Monday — that he’d still vote for Trump again over his 2024 Democratic rival Kamala Harris.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz may have a state to run, but he's still got plenty of time to look back on what with wrong with his failed 2024 bid for the White House. The one-time vice-presidential candidate told Politico that he thinks his campaign with former Vice President Kamala Harris tanked because Democrats believed they had the race in the bag.

OPINION- After voters shunned Kamala Harris and sent Donald Trump back to the White House, California Gov. Gavin Newsom immediately positioned himself as the leader of the opposition.

Trump said he visited the White House to meet with an “angry” Biden shortly after he defeated Biden’s Vice President, Kamala Harris.

The UAW endorsed former Vice President Kamala Harris for president last year and was a frequent opponent of Trump.

After voters shunned Kamala Harris and sent Donald Trump back to the White House, California Gov. Gavin Newsom immediately positioned himself as the leader of the opposition. Newsom called a

After voters shunned Kamala Harris and sent Donald Trump back to the White House, California Gov. Gavin Newsom immediately positioned himself as the leader of the opposition. Newsom called a

After voters shunned Kamala Harris and sent Donald Trump back to the White House, California Gov. Gavin Newsom immediately positioned himself as the leader of the opposition. Newsom called a special legislative session,

After voters shunned Kamala Harris and sent Donald Trump back to the White House, California Gov. Gavin Newsom immediately positioned himself as the leader of the opposition. Newsom called a

A presidential run is almost always a long shot. Would running and winning a statewide race two years before make a positive difference in the odds?

Now, the Donald Trump administration has thrown out that system in a brazen attack on the principles of American democracy and the free press, in favor of one in which they handpick their favorites and — more importantly — block those who are asking uncomfortable questions or refusing to toe the party line.