Longtime Democrat strategist David Axelrod warned party leaders that former President Donald Trump "may well" win the election if it were held now.

White House chief of staff Jeff Zients told Axios on Monday that President Joe Biden will "finish the job" and be productive during his final five months in office.

CHICAGO, IL — As top Democratic political leaders and influencers gathered in the Windy City for the week, the Democratic National Convention dyed the Chicago River red to celebrate abortion.

August 16th, 2024, marked 47 years since Elvis Presley was confirmed dead after he was found unconscious in his bathroom at Graceland estate. His ex-wife, Priscilla Presley, marked the anniversary with a touching Instagram video showing a single photo of young Elvis gradually zooming out. Playing over the snap was an instrumental of Elvis’ 1972 cover song “Always on My Mind,” with Priscilla’s caption echoing the same sentiment. “47 years and not a day goes by that I don’t think of you,” she wrote, accompanied by a rose emoji. Fans react to Priscilla Presley’s tribute to Elvis   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Priscilla Presley (@priscillapresley) Elvis fans did not hesitate to express their grief in the comments, praising the late legend and Priscilla for the love they shared, however controversial at the time. “Thinking of you and your family today, Priscilla. Always hold the precious memories close to your heart and remember the beautiful times you had together! I’m sending you all my love,” someone wrote. RELATED: Elvis Presley’s Famous Jet Gets Converted To An RV — Here’s The Official Review Another called Priscilla his “only and true love,” adding that fate and destiny made them meet in Germany in 1959. “Elvis chose you to be his wife out of all the ladies on the Planet. You were blessed with your family. Thinking of you today. Forever in our hearts as he left us with the most beautiful music of all time,” a third user added. Bride PRISCILLA PRESLEY helps groom ELVIS PRESLEY cut the wedding cake, Aladdin Hotel, Las Vegas, May 1, 1967 Priscilla’s wish to be buried next to Elvis Priscilla has been vocal about her desire to be buried next to Elvis and their late daughter, Lisa Marie Presley, after her passing. However, this was initially disputed after a legal battle with Lisa Marie’s daughter, Riley Keough, over the ownership of Graceland. Elvis Presley, Priscilla Presley, with baby Lisa Marie Presley, at home in Memphis, February 1968 Although not to Priscilla’s taste, a settlement was reached late last year with Riley agreeing to her burial on the property — but not next to Elvis. A fan addresses the issue in the comments of the actress’ recent tribute, noting that Priscilla deserves the same respect Elvis got. “I got nothing but love for you, Priscilla, and for all you have done for Elvis,” they penned. Click for next Article The post Priscilla Presley Remembers Elvis Presley On 47th Anniversary Of His Death With Loving Tribute Video appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

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