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Vote: Are You Proud Of President Biden?

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Ocasio-Cortez backs Biden for reelection Today In America Your Opinion   Are You Proud Of President

Ocasio-Cortez backs Biden for reelection Today In America Your Opinion   Are You Proud Of President Biden? [Yes, I Am →]( [No, I Am Not →](   Ocasio-Cortez backs Biden for reelection Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.), one of the most vocal progressives on Capitol Hill, has backed President Biden’s reelection bid.   Ocasio-Cortez told the “Pod Save America” podcast Thursday she would support Biden, who faces two long-shot challengers in the 2024 Democratic primary.   “I believe, given that field, yes,” Ocasio-Cortez said when asked whether she would support the incumbent president in the next election.   “I think he’s done quite well, given the limitations that we have,” she added of Biden’s first three years in office. “I do think that there are ebbs and flows, as there are in any presidency.”    Here are some facts about July 8   - 1947 - There were a number of reports of a mysterious flying disc (spaceship) landing in Roswell, New Mexico. At first reports were denied by the U.S. military, then a report appeared which stated they had been lucky enough to obtain one of the DISCS which was later denied. The debate whether an alien spacecraft actually landed in Roswell, New Mexico, still continues today with many believing it was a government cover up. - 1987 - Oliver North has broken 10 months of silence concerning the Iran-Contra affair when he testified before the house senate committee investigating the Iran Arms Sale, that all his orders came from senior members of the white house staff including orders to shred documents and to prepare false statements. - 2009 - Government websites in both the United States and South Korea faced cyber attack attempts on this day. The United States was able to ward off most attacks, while South Korea was unable to. The attacks were believed to be carried out by North Korea, or North Korean sympathizers. These attacks highlighted the growing importance web security played in protecting government agencies and national intelligence.   Regards, Team Spin ⚡  [signature] [Unsubscribe from these emails](

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