MSNBC host Joy Reid has accepted Georgia Republican Senate nominee Herschel Walker’s challenge to a debate on her show.
Reid’s responsed on Wednesday during The ReidOut.
“Okay, Herschel. Come on. … No, seriously,” she said. “We reached out to your team. We will have you on The ReidOut any day. We can debate. Just tell us when,” she said.
Watch her full response below:
'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever' director Ryan Coogler's has released a letterto fans to thank them for their support of the film, and for opening themselves up to the "emotional journey" of the movie.
Read his letter below ( Click picture to enlarge):
Senator Raphael Warnock's campaign has released a new campaign that has Curtis Dixon, a former assistant football coach and teacher at Herschel Walker’s Johnson County High School in Georgia, not mincing words about Walker. He states that Walker is not ready to be a United States Senator and ask voters to vote for Raphael Warnock.
Curtis Dixon was @HerschelWalker’s high school football coach in Wrightsville.
— Reverend Raphael Warnock (@ReverendWarnock) November 22, 2022
Curtis Dixon is voting Warnock. pic.twitter.com/eAWllgxDRp
Rep. Steven Horsford (D-NV) announced that he would throw his name into the ring to lead the politically influential Congressional Black Caucus, announcing his candidacy to succeed current chair Rep. Joyce Beatty (D-OH).
In a letter to Beatty outlining the move, Horsford cited the diversity of his congressional district — which encompasses parts of Las Vegas, North Las Vegas and much of Nevada’s rural center — and what he described as a record of bipartisanship, both as a state legislator in Nevada and in Congress, including work with Republican governors during his time as the state Senate’s majority leader.
Horsford currently serves as the caucus’ first vice chair, and briefly served as the CBC’s liaison with the Biden White House transition team in late 2020 and early 2021.
Created in 1971, the CBC had 58 members during the current Congress. Largely composed of Democrats, the group has grown over recent elections to include not only veteran politicians of the Civil Rights era, but also newer members of the Democratic Party’s progressive wing.
A father and son are facing attempted murder charges for allegedly chasing and shooting at a Black FedEx driver in Lincoln County (Mississipi) earlier this year.
The Daily Leader reported FedEx driver, D’Monterrio Gibson, 24, was leaving the driveway of Gregory and Brandon Case’s home around 7:30 p.m. on January 24 when the incident happened.
Initially, Brandon was charged with shooting into a motor vehicle, and Gregory was charged with conspiracy. However, a Lincoln County grand jury indicted both men on charges of attempted murder, conspiracy and shooting into a motor vehicle.
Their bonds were set at $500,000 each, and they have since bonded out. A trial date has not been set as of November 2022.
