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Brakkton BookerPolitico |
South Carolina beat New Hampshire’s primary turnout by just 7,000 votes — and Biden wasn’t even on the ballot in the Northeastern state.
Democrats are banking on a strong showing among the state’s Black electorate.
The Republican candidate sat down with hosts of The Breakfast Club.
Christale Spain, the first Black woman to serve as South Carolina’s Democratic Party chair, says Black voters will repeat history in the Palmetto...
The influential radio host of “The Breakfast Club” is a thorn in the side of Democrats — but he’s also representative of one of their biggest...
Among other points of frustration is the sense that the GOP candidates still can’t seem to talk about the horrors of slavery.
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