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Harris policy positions on website can hide her radical past; Elton John laughs at Trump's use of 'Rocket Man'
Sep 9, 2024 ·
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Harris policy positions on website can hide her radical past; Elton John laughs at Trump's use of 'Rocket Man'
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To her credit, Kristen Welker (host of 'Meet the Press') presses Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) on whether Vice President Kamala Harris is still a progressive, in his eyes. He cites...
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To her credit, Kristen Welker (host of 'Meet the Press') presses Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) on whether Vice President Kamala Harris is still a progressive, in his eyes. He cites differences on 'Medicare for All' - but Ryan's audio archives reveal a very different story, one in which Harris in fact co-sponsored Sanders' bill on the matter.
Elton John may not support Donald Trump's politics, but he was amused by the 45th President's use of 'Little Rocket Man' to disparage North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un. It further emphasizes Bill Maher's question, 'don't you think partisanship has gone too far?' when Taylor Swift and Brittany Mahomes have to be in different stadium boxes for Chiefs games over their disagreement about Trump.
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Elton John may not support Donald Trump's politics, but he was amused by the 45th President's use of 'Little Rocket Man' to disparage North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un. It further emphasizes Bill Maher's question, 'don't you think partisanship has gone too far?' when Taylor Swift and Brittany Mahomes have to be in different stadium boxes for Chiefs games over their disagreement about Trump.
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