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Nov 06 2014
News
After midterm rout, Obama says he got nation’s message
After a stinging rebuke at the polls, President Obama vowed Wednesday to respond to the frustrations of the American electorate by using his final two years to forge compromises with newly empowered congressional Republicans and break the political gridlock that has defined Washington over the past several years.
Washington Post
Feb 10 2020
News
Surging Sanders, emboldened Trump unnerve Democrats on eve of New Hampshire
For the past year, Democratic voters have been anxious to settle on a savior capable of defeating President Donald Trump.
The first week of primary balloting was supposed to speed the winnowing of an outsized field of candidates and showcase Democrats’ readiness to take back the White House in November. But an embarrassing meltdown in the Iowa caucus vote count, and a dismal showing by
Reuters
Feb 10 2020
Analysis
With all the votes counted, Pete Buttigieg won the Iowa caucuses — but Bernie Sanders is challenging
The Iowa Democratic Party is done delivering results, but Bernie Sanders won the popular vote and is calling for a recanvass.
Pete Buttigieg appears to be, at the final count, the winner of the 2020 Iowa caucuses.
But the story isn’t quite over yet. Sen. Bernie Sanders’s campaign has said it will ask the Iowa Democratic Party to recanvass some of the vote.
Regardless,
Vox
Jun 07 2012
News
Michelle Obama and Ann Romney likely to prove valuable assets for their husbands’ campaigns
Michelle Obama and Ann Romney have been taking on a higher profile on the campaign trail. Todays Trail Mix takes a look at the polling numbers that help explain why:
Washington Post
Feb 10 2020
Opinion
The Question All Democrats Need to Ask Themselves
If your preferred candidate doesn’t win the nomination, will you still do everything you can to deny Trump a second term?
It’s been a rough week for Democrats. President Trump is preening over his acquittal, his poll numbers and the economy, while the Democratic nomination race looks like a divided mess. Many Democratic voters are anxious that they have no great candidates, only those
David Leonhardt
Oct 16 2019
News
Ocasio-Cortez 'set to endorse Bernie Sanders for president'
Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is set to back Bernie Sanders as the Democrat to take on Donald Trump in the 2020 presidential election.
Ms Ocasio-Cortez is the youngest ever US congresswoman and has become a leading progressive voice in the party.
She is scheduled to appear at a "Bernie's Back" rally in New York to formally offer her support on Saturday.
Mr Sanders
BBC News
Oct 16 2019
News
Ocasio-Cortez, Omar, Tlaib to endorse Bernie Sanders
Three members of the so-called “Squad” of far-left freshman members of Congress are lining up behind Sen. Bernie Sanders for president.
Fox News has learned that Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., will appear with Sanders on Saturday in Queens, N.Y., at a “Bernie’s Back” rally designed to generate excitement for the senator’s campaign following his recent heart procedure. Rep. Ihan
Fox News (Online News)
Nov 06 2012
News
Voters at Last Get to Have Their Say
After months of candidates' sparring and billions of dollars of campaign spending, voters went to the polls Tuesday to decide a presidential race that has been defined by its intensity and razor-thin margins.
Wall Street Journal (News)
Mar 19 2016
News
Americans Finally Realize That We Cause Climate Change
After nearly a decade of generally lukewarm concern over what’s been called the “greatest threat“ of our time, Americans are finally taking climate change seriously.
A Gallup poll released this week shows an all-time high of 65 percent of Americans who said climate change was caused by human activities, up from 55 percent just last year.
HuffPost
Jul 25 2016
News
Turmoil: DNC Kicks Off Amid Controversy and Division, Party Chairwoman Ousted
Much has been made of the lack of party cohesion on the Republican side of the aisle, a reality underscored by the events of last week: An acrimonious floor fight, a primetime speaker refusing to endorse the nominee and being booed off the stage, and the nominee dredging up insane conspiracies while vowing to exact retribution on several former primary competitors. And internal polling numbers
Townhall