David McAfee is a Night and Weekend Editor at Raw Story, where he covers a range of topics including politics, government, and public policy. His work often explores themes related to current affairs, elections, and global security, reflecting his commitment to providing insightful analysis on significant issues. David's reporting has been featured in notable publications such as the World Wealth Journal, The New Civil Rights Movement, and AlterNet.
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By: David McAfee
Michigan Republican Senate nominee Mike Rogers has made Democrat Abdul El-Sayed’s supposed ties to the Muslim Brotherhood a centerpiece of his campaign. On Sunday, NBC’s Kristen Welker confronted him with his own words on the subject.Appearing on “Meet the Press” from White Lake, Michigan, Rogers ac...
By: David McAfee
Conservative attorney George Conway says President Donald Trump’s campaign speeches have gone from bad to “asinine.” He pointed to the president’s recent comments about Sen. Jon Husted’s backside as proof.On MS NOW’s “The Weekend” on Sunday, host Jonathan Capehart contrasted Trump’s rallies with for...
By: David McAfee
President Donald Trump told rallygoers he doesn’t “give a damn” if critics accuse him of bragging about big oil money while Americans struggle with high gas prices. His critics were happy to take him at his word.“We’re making money like we’ve never made before,” Trump said in a clip posted by Acyn T...
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Attorney General Todd Blanche tried to calm the uproar over the Justice Department’s lawsuit targeting Alaska’s U.S. Senate race, a suit some have dubbed "election interference." Critics on both the left and the right quickly fact-checked him with the text of DOJ’s own filing.“The Department of Just...
By: David McAfee
Attorney General Todd Blanche lost his cool on CNN Sunday morning when he was asked whether President Donald Trump is laying the groundwork to contest the midterm elections.On “State of the Union,” host Dana Bash pressed Blanche on whether Trump is sowing seeds of doubt about the upcoming elections ...
By: David McAfee
Bill Essayli, the top federal prosecutor in Los Angeles, mocked California Gov. Gavin Newsom as the “Fraud King” on social media. Former federal prosecutors said he crossed an ethical line.Newsom accused the Justice Department of being “so desperate to invent ‘widespread voter fraud’” that it “sent ...
By: David McAfee
President Donald Trump defended his Justice Department’s lawsuit over Alaska’s Senate race on Sunday by claiming many voters don’t understand a basic political term.“A lot of people don’t know what incumbent means,” Trump told reporters at Joint Base Andrews before leaving for a campaign rally in Mi...
By: David McAfee
Former President Barack Obama landed a dessert-themed jab at President Donald Trump's White House makeover at a rally in Ohio Saturday.
By: David McAfee
David McAfee President Donald Trump's claim that his approval rating is really about 60% has drawn alarm, including from some notable conservatives.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott went on Fox News and tried to tie his Democratic challenger to Sharia law. Critics weren't impressed.
