In a statement on Thursday, Bloomberg adviser Howard Wolfson said the former mayor is worried that the current crop of Democratic presidential candidates is “not well positioned” to defeat Trump. Continue reading
Much is unknown about how the United States and its politics will look on Nov. 3, 2020. Continue reading
Other cast members played town hall attendees asking Warren questions about her plans for funding universal healthcare in the U.S. Continue reading
“She doesn’t affect my strategy, period,” the former vice president said in an interview with The Associated Press. Continue reading
The debate also touched on health care and gun control over a three-hour forum in Westerville, Ohio Continue reading
A dozen Democratic presidential candidates will meet on Tuesday for the most crowded presidential debate in modern history. Continue reading
The real Warren recently made the news for a fast-thinking response to a town hall question that asked her how she would react if a supporter on the campaign trail turned to her and said: “I’m old-fashioned and my faith teaches me that marriage is between one man and one woman.” Continue reading
The Democratic nomination hopeful drew cheers online and offline for her quippy response to a question about same-sex marriage. Continue reading
The Massachusetts senator’s haul, announced on Friday, is just less than the $25.3 million her chief liberal rival, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders. Continue reading
Trump said the latest allegations from a government whistleblower are “just as ridiculous as the others,” branding it “the Ukraine Witch Hunt” — a nod to former special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia probe, which he mocked as a “witch hunt.” Continue reading