Staff Reports
One South Carolina Republican says that the Republican Party is coming together after the recent court case involving former President Donald Trump. Sen. Tim Scott believes that the trial verdict has actually brought the party closer. He states that even those who were against Trump, known as “Never-Trumpers,” are now supporting him. Scott mentions that there has been a surge in donations to the party, with over $52.8 million raised in a single day and the scheduling of three major fundraisers in California. He also emphasizes important issues that he believes will impact the November election, such as border security, inflation, and job creation.
The Republican National Committee criticized President Biden for taking frequent vacations, citing his recent visit to the Delaware seashore as his 471st day of vacation. The committee chairman, Michael Whatley, highlighted the contrast between Biden’s leisure time and the struggles of American families facing high gas prices, expensive housing, and soaring grocery bills. The article also mentions that Biden was met with demonstrators during a visit to a church in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.
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The article also notes that the historic anniversary of D-Day will receive significant media coverage. Fox News Channel’s anchor, Martha MacCallum, will report live from the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial in France. Additionally, ABC News reported that over 60 U.S. veterans of World War II arrived in France for ceremonies marking the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
The article briefly mentions the upcoming Father’s Day and suggests a unique gift idea from History Salvaged, which offers custom items made from wood obtained from historic locations.
The article concludes with a poll result indicating that 54% of U.S. adults would not vote for former President Donald Trump if he were convicted of a felony. The article also provides information on how to follow the author on social media and get in touch via email.
