The poster obscured her character's eyes, referencing a meme that degraded her.
She argued that if you wouldn't trust someone with your kids, you shouldn't trust them with nuclear codes.
To appeal to Republicans who are concerned about violence and want to vote their conscience.
Up to a quarter of door knocks were reportedly fake, with canvassers lying about visits.
To explore how the American Civil War started and its parallels to contemporary political discord.
They believed he aimed to abolish slavery, which they saw as an existential threat.
He pretended to work at the fry station without proper safety gear and made false claims about Kamala Harris.
Cher's powerful voice contrasted with Dua Lipa's performance, highlighting her unique talent.
14 days! It’s like The Ring times two! This week on What A Weekday, Donald Trump does a dishonest days work at McDonald's. Elon Musk offers a million reasons to vote for the GOP. Liz Cheney reminds us: if you wouldn’t trust Trump to watch your kids, you shouldn’t trust him with the nuclear codes. Cynthia Erivo’s opinion of fan art has changed for good, and Dua Lipa walks so Cher can run.
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