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Gabbard, After Threatening Boycott, Will Debate on Tuesday
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, one of 12 Democratic presidential candidates who have qualified for this week’s televised debate, said Monday that she would participate in the forum after raising the possibility of boycotting it to protest what she sees as a “rigging” of the election.
What, Exactly, Is Tulsi Gabbard Up To?
WASHINGTON — Stephen K. Bannon, President Donald Trump’s former chief strategist, is impressed with her political talent. Richard B. Spencer, the white nationalist leader, says he could vote for her. Former Rep. Ron Paul praises her “libertarian instincts,” while Franklin Graham, the influential evangelist, finds her “refreshing.”
Age May Be Just a Number, but Will Chest Pains Give Voters Pause?
For months, Sen. Bernie Sanders brushed off questions about his age, offering a simple, six-word mantra to those who doubt he’s energetic enough to run for president: “Follow me around the campaign trail.”
Klobuchar's Big Idea: Bipartisan Appeal Can Beat Trump
NEVADA, Iowa — She doesn’t speak Norwegian. She never played bass in an emo-punk band. And she isn’t trying to lead a “political revolution.”
Klobuchar's Big Idea: Bipartisan Appeal Can Beat Trump
NEVADA, Iowa — She doesn’t speak Norwegian. She never played bass in an emo-punk band. And she isn’t trying to lead a “political revolution.”Biden Jokes About Hugging in a Speech, Then Offers a Mixed Apology
WASHINGTON — Joe Biden on Friday twice jokingly referred to complaints from several women that he had made them uncomfortable with his physical contact, and then offered a convoluted apology about their concerns and his behavior.Biden Jokes About Hugging in a Speech, Then Offers a Mixed Apology
WASHINGTON — Joe Biden on Friday twice jokingly referred to complaints from several women that he had made them uncomfortable with his physical contact, and then offered a convoluted apology about their concerns and his behavior.
Biden Jokes About Hugging in a Speech, Then Offers a Mixed Apology
WASHINGTON — Joe Biden on Friday twice jokingly referred to complaints from several women that he had made them uncomfortable with his physical contact, and then offered a convoluted apology about their concerns and his behavior.
Biden Jokes About Hugging in a Speech, Then Offers a Mixed Apology
WASHINGTON — Joe Biden on Friday twice jokingly referred to complaints from several women that he had made them uncomfortable with his physical contact, and then gave a convoluted apology about their concerns and his behavior.Biden Jokes About Hugging in a Speech, Then Offers a Mixed Apology
WASHINGTON — Joe Biden on Friday twice jokingly referred to complaints from several women that he had made them uncomfortable with his physical contact, and then gave a convoluted apology about their concerns and his behavior.
When Joe Biden Voted to Let States Overturn Roe v. Wade
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When Joe Biden Voted to Let States Overturn Roe v. Wade
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Amy Klobuchar Proposes $1 Trillion Infrastructure Plan
Sen. Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota unveiled a plan Thursday to spend $1 trillion in federal funds to upgrade the country’s infrastructure, the first policy announcement of her campaign for the Democratic nomination for president.
In 2020 Field Full of Women, Some Men Signal They Will Pick a Female Vice President
With a record number of female candidates running for president, some male Democratic contenders are signaling that a woman will be on their 2020 ticket — just not at the top.
In 2020 Field Full of Women, Some Men Vow to Pick a Female Vice President
With a record number of female candidates running for president, some male Democratic contenders are vowing that a woman will be on their 2020 ticket — just not at the top.
In 2020 Field Full of Women, Some Men Vow to Pick a Female Vice President
With a record number of female candidates running for president, some male Democratic contenders are vowing that a woman will be on their 2020 ticket — just not at the top.Merkley, Oregon Senator, Says He Won't Run for President
Jeff Merkley, a two-term senator from Oregon, has opted out of running for the 2020 presidential nomination, forgoing what would have been a long-shot bid against some of the most famous names in Democratic politics. He said he would pursue re-election to the Senate.
Merkley, Oregon Senator, Says He Won't Run for President
Jeff Merkley, a two-term senator from Oregon, has opted out of running for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination and instead said he would pursue re-election to the Senate.Decision for 2020 Democrats: Should They Get in the Race Early, or Really Early?
(Political Memo)Decision for 2020 Democrats: Should They Get in the Race Early, or Really Early?
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