Karl Rove, deputy chief of staff to President George W. Bush, and April Ryan, the longest-serving Black female White House correspondent, spoke at NAR’s Legislative and Political forum Saturday.
Source: Inman News
Political analysts at NAR: ‘The politics of our country is broken’
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