
Bomb Scares Inject Fear and Uncertainty into Midterm Campaign
October 26, 2018, 6:00 AM
Less than two weeks before U.S. midterm elections, a new element of fear and uncertainty has been injected into the campaign in the wake of suspected pipe bombs that were sent to several prominent Democrats. That, in turn, has sparked a renewed focus on the sharp political rhetoric that has long shaped the current divisive atmosphere, with calls from both parties to temper the partisanship. VOA National correspondent Jim Malone has more from Washington.Original Article
Previous Post
Trump to Migrant Caravan: ‘Turn Around’Next PostPipe Bombs Inject Fear, Uncertainty in Midterm Campaign


ENTER TO WIN YOUR CUSTOM AMERICAN FLAG
Celebrate this Independence Day with RAV! Be sure to tune this Independence Day to watch our special celebration with host, Beau Davidson.
TEXT "CONTEST" TO 75802 to be opted in to future contests, and be entered in to win a free custom flag from our sponsors at Your American Flag Store!
AMERICA 250 - A NEW ERA OF AMERICAN GREATNESS
Join us for this special presentation by America 250 "A New Era Of American Greatness", Thursday at 3PM ET.