Politics
Black Twitter thinks Joe Biden mispronounced the name "Ebenezer Baptist Church" during his speech in Atlanta to discuss the state of voting rights in America.
Donald Trump and the Trump Organization are big mad that New York Attorney General Letitia James is moving forward with her civil investigation. Eric Trump and attorney Alina Habba took to right-wing media to air their grievances.
Some of the leading advocates who have long sounded the alarm about the urgency for Congress to advance any bills on voting rights are skipping Biden's speech in Atlanta about voting rights, suggesting the president's words are too little, too late.
Former first lady Michelle Obama is kicking off the new year with more efforts to fight back against voter suppression in 2022.
More than 300 state and local politicians have signed the 1776 Action pledge, which calls for a restoration of "honest, patriotic education that cultivates in our children a profound love for our country," but is really just its own form of indoctrination.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams is under heavy criticism for saying, "My low-skilled workers, my cooks, my dishwashers, my messengers, my shoe-shine people, those who work at Dunkin' Donuts—they don't have the academic skills to sit in the corner office."
U.S. Senate candidate Herschel Walker rang in 2022 with a message for the American people—by mumble rapping a bunch of generic right-wing talking points about Build Back Better and calling it “a few things to think about as we start the New Year.”
Republican Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene got her personal Twitter account permanently suspended for spreading misinformation about COVID-19. In response, she took shots at Maxine Waters, Ilhan Omar, Kamala Harris and others.
On Jan. 3, 2008, first-term U.S. Senator from Illinois Barack Obama made American -- and Black -- history by winning the Iowa Caucuses on his way to becoming the first-ever African American president of the United States.
When a group called College Republicans sent out a "Happy Kwanzaa" tweet, Marjorie Taylor Greene responded: "Stop. It’s a fake religion created by a psychopath. You aren’t bringing in new voters, you are turning them away. People are tired of pandering and BS."
Herschel Walker's son, Christian Walker, took to Twitter to be loud and wrong about crime in blue states calling them "literal hellholes" and "crime invested liberal utopias."
Nearly 15 years after Oprah Winfrey launched the TV career of Dr. Mehmet Oz, the upstart politician running for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania has told the media maven to "stay out" of his campaign, according to reports.
