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Breitbart: Polls: Donald Trump Leads Biden Nationally in Head-to-Head Presidential Race
Former President Donald Trump holds a slight lead over President Joe Biden in a potential 2024 presidential election, according to recent CBS News/YouGov and Harvard-Harris polls. In the CBS News/YouGov poll, 50 percent of respondents would vote for Trump, while 49 percent would back Biden. Trump also enjoys a lead among independent voters at 57 percent. The Harvard-Harris poll shows a similar trend, with 44 percent supporting Trump and 40 percent supporting Biden.
Breitbart: Schweizer: If Joe Biden's Family Got Money, That Can Still Be 'Bribery'
Peter Schweizer, a bestselling author and senior contributor to Breitbart News, suggests that despite claims that President Biden did not receive money from foreign governments through his son Hunter, it could still be considered bribery. Schweizer points to a $5.2 million discrepancy in Joe Biden's tax returns, where he reported less income on a financial disclosure form compared to what he stated on his tax returns. He argues that even if the money went to Hunter Biden and not Joe, it could still constitute bribery under federal guidelines.
Red State: Biden's Response to Reporters About Impeachment Inquiry Shows His Arrogance Knows No Bounds
Joe Biden's team tries to prevent him from answering questions and getting into trouble. Despite their efforts, Biden occasionally responds to reporters, evading questions about his son's indictment and the impeachment inquiry. On Sunday, he arrogantly wished them "lots of luck." Biden believes he won't be held accountable, but the power of the impeachment inquiry will bring more information to light, exposing his slimy dealings. Even MSNBC and CNN report that a majority of Americans support the impeachment inquiry and believe Biden was involved in his son's corrupt business deals. As evidence continues to emerge, Donald Trump is gaining ground in the polls, and Biden's arrogance won't save him.
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Breitbart: J.D. Vance Demands Biden Admin Reveal Info on Ukraine's American Trans 'Spokesperson'
Senator J.D. Vance is demanding answers from the Biden administration about Sarah Ashton-Cirillo, a transgender spokesperson for the Ukrainian military. Vance wants to know if Ashton-Cirillo has ties to American intelligence and if U.S. funds are supporting their role in Ukraine. Ashton-Cirillo's video message threatening Russian propagandists has sparked questions about their background and role in Ukraine. Vance is concerned about American tax dollars supporting violence against those who speak out against the war.
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Fox News: Deion Sanders drops hard truth on why he was direct with Colorado players upon entering program
Deion Sanders has turned around the struggling Colorado Buffaloes football team and has caught the attention of the college football world. Coach Prime has implemented a controversial transfer policy and emphasized the importance of truth and winning. The Buffaloes have started the season 3-0 and face Oregon next week.
Fox News: Commanders defeat Broncos after holding off miracle comeback attempt on the road
Washington Commanders come back from an 18-point deficit to defeat Denver Broncos, with a controversial no-call on a potential pass interference in the 2-point conversion attempt. Commanders' quarterback Sam Howell shines in his first road start, leading the team to its first 2-0 start since 2011.