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Month: June 2019

Thursday night’s Democratic debate was highest-rated in history

Thursday night’s Democratic debate featuring Kamala Harris, Joe Biden, and eight other candidates was the highest-rated Democratic match-up in Nielsen ratings history. Final viewership numbers won’t be available until Friday afternoon. But the so-called “overnight” ratings, recording how many households tuned in, showed a 15 to 20 percent increase over Wednesday, which was night one

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U.S. citizenship chief visits El Paso: Blames drowned man in border photo for own, daughter’s deaths

Acting director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Ken Cuccinelli blamed the father in the now-infamous photograph of a drowned man and his daughter at the southern border for both of their deaths. Cuccinelli made his remarks in El Paso on Thursday evening after touring the U.S.-Mexico border. When asked whether he was concerned that

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Swalwell urges Biden to ‘pass the torch,’ Biden says ‘I’m still holding onto that torch’

Democratic presidential candidate Eric Swalwell was the first to launch a direct attack at former Vice President Joe Biden during Thursday’s Democratic primary debate, stating Biden should “pass the torch” to younger candidates by quoting then-Sen. Biden’s words to the now 76-year-old Democratic front-runner. “I was 6 years old when a presidential candidate came to

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El Paso’s Catholic Bishop leads border bridge protest over ‘Remain in Mexico’ program

El Paso’s Catholic Bishop Mark Seitz, along with clergy from the Diocese of Ciudad Jurez, led what they called a “Faith Action” at the U.S.-Mexico Border on Thursday afternoon to protest what they called the “devastating consequences of inhumane border policies.” Bishop Seitz crossed the Lerdo International Bridge (Stanton Street Bridge) on foot to accompany

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