Former Fox News Pundit Changes Tune
A former Fox News talking head and 90’s actress is changing her tune on politics after having left the network.
In an interview with the Daily Mail, Dash said that on Fox News she was “the angry, conservative, Black woman.”
“And at that time in my life it was who I was,” she continued.
Actor Matthew McConaughey Considering Run for Office
Award-winning actor Matthew McConaughey is considering a run for political office.
On The Balanced Voice podcast, the host Rania Mankarious implied that the people of Texas would be “very happy” if McConaughey were to run for governor.
McConaughey surprised her by responding, “it’s a true consideration.”
GOP Leader to Try and Force Swalwell Off Intelligence Committee
House Minority leader Kevin McCarthy is planning to introduce legislation to have Democrat Eric Swalwell removed from the House Intelligence Committee over his connection to an alleged Chinese spy. A recent bombshell report from Axios detailed Swalwell’s relationship with suspected spy Christine Fang who worked to fundraise for Swalwell’s election campaign and also placed at least one intern in his office.
Fox News Correspondent Considering Senate Run
Ohio’s Republican US Senator Rob Portman announced his retirement last month after serving 2 terms.
Now, a Fox News correspondent and former television host is considering a run for Portman’s seat.
“Pondering running for retiring [Senator Rob Portman’s] seat in the United States Senate. #GoBuckeyes,” he tweeted.
Trump Unveils Another 2022 Endorsement
Former President Trump has rolled out yet another endorsement this month.
Monday evening Trump endorsed Arkansas’ senior Senator John Boozman for reelection:
“Senator John Boozman is a great fighter for the people of Arkansas. He is tough on Crime, strong on the Border, a great supporter of our Military and our vets, and fights for our farmers every day. He supports our Second Amendment and has my Complete and Total Endorsement”
White House denies Trump deserves credit for coronavirus gains
The White House still will not give credit where it does not believe it is due, regarding former President Donald Trump’s contributions to the country’s coronavirus pandemic response.
White House press secretary Jen Psaki was pressed by NBC News White House correspondent Peter Alexander on Friday about President Biden’s decision to omit Trump from his first national address when hailing the swift development of multiple COVID-19 vaccines.
