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Steyer Aide Apologizes for 'Miscommunication' on Endorsement Solicitation
Tom Steyer’s presidential campaign apologized Thursday for “any miscommunication” it might have conveyed following a report that a top aide had privately offered campaign contributions to local candidates who would endorse Steyer.
Poll Shows Biden Sliding to 3-Way Tie Atop the Field
A new national poll suggests that the race for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination may be tightening, with a virtual three-way tie among former Vice President Joe Biden and two more progressive rivals, Sens. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.
New 2020 Poll Shows Tightening Race Between Sanders, Warren and Biden
A new national poll suggests that the race for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination may be tightening, with a virtual three-way tie between former Vice President Joe Biden and two more progressive rivals, Sens. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.
The Education of Elizabeth Warren
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At Debate, Democrats Challenge Biden Over Obama's Deportation Record
The topic of immigration was, once again, a major point of contention during the fourth Democratic debate, with former Vice President Joe Biden under attack from hecklers as well as his fellow Democrats over the Obama administration’s deportation record.
In Wisconsin Swing District, a Range of Views on Immigration
RACINE, Wis. — In this old manufacturing city that supported Hillary Clinton in 2016, dislike for President Donald Trump runs wide and deep. Images of crying children at the Mexican border typically serve as Exhibit A on the list of grievances that Democratic voters cite against the president.
Valerie Plame, Outed CIA Agent, Will Run for Congress in New Mexico
Former CIA officer Valerie Plame, whose cover was blown in a leak that touched off a political scandal during the George W. Bush administration, said Thursday that she plans to run for Congress as a Democrat.Immigration at Core as O'Rourke Starts Campaign
EL PASO — Beto O’Rourke officially kicked off his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination Saturday morning, quoting Martin Luther King Jr., raising populist themes and praising the way immigration has enriched El Paso and the nation.
Immigration at Core as O'Rourke Starts Campaign
EL PASO, Texas — Beto O’Rourke officially kicked off his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination Saturday morning, quoting Martin Luther King Jr. and praising the way immigration has enriched El Paso and the nation.
Immigration at Core as O'Rourke Starts Campaign
EL PASO — Beto O’Rourke officially kicked off his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination Saturday morning, quoting Martin Luther King Jr. and praising the way immigration has enriched El Paso and the nation.
Immigration at Core as O'Rourke Starts Campaign
EL PASO, Texas — Beto O’Rourke officially kicked off his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination Saturday morning, quoting Martin Luther King Jr. and praising the way immigration has enriched El Paso and the nation.
Gillibrand Aide Resigned Over Handling of Sexual Misconduct Claim
A former aide to Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand resigned last year after accusing top aides to the senator of mishandling a sexual harassment complaint she filed against a colleague. Gillibrand’s office investigated the claim and kept the worker on staff but dismissed him last week after Politico presented new details about the allegations to her Senate office.
Former Gillibrand Aide Complained About Handling of Sexual Misconduct Claim
A former aide to Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand resigned last year after accusing top aides to the senator of mishandling a sexual harassment complaint she filed against a colleague. Gillibrand’s office investigated the claim and kept the worker on staff but dismissed him last week after Politico presented new details about the allegations to her Senate office.Former Gillibrand Aide Complained About Handling of Sexual Misconduct Claim
A former aide to Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand resigned last year after accusing top aides to the senator of mishandling a sexual harassment complaint she filed against a colleague. Gillibrand’s office investigated the claim and kept the worker on staff but dismissed him last week after Politico presented new details about the allegations to her Senate office.
Kobach Wants to Build the Wall His Way, and Says He Has the President's Blessing
With President Donald Trump’s border wall tied up by his fight with congressional Democrats, and public opinion about the wall mixed, Kris Kobach wants to take matters into his own hands.
Democrats Find a Foil for 2020 Primary: Billionaires (Even Liberal Ones)
With populism making a strong comeback on the Democratic left, liberals have found an early, enticing foil in the party’s 2020 presidential primary: billionaires like Michael R. Bloomberg who could bankroll their own campaigns or finance others.
Kris Kobach announces bid for Kansas Senate seat
Speaking before a group of about 50 supporters and reporters, Kobach vowed that, if elected, he would work to ensure that the United States does not provide any health benefits to immigrants in the country unlawfully.
Harris' secret weapon: The sisterhood of Alpha Kappa Alpha
The moment brought a sense of pride and some apprehension about what Harris’ campaign would hold.
Sara Gideon to challenge Susan Collins for Maine Senate seat
Collins, 66, had gained a reputation for independence and bipartisanship during 22 years in the Senate — a fact acknowledged by Gideon in her announcement video.
Immigration at core as O'Rourke starts campaign
EL PASO, Texas — Beto O’Rourke officially kicked off his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination Saturday morning, quoting Martin Luther King Jr. and praising the way immigration has enriched El Paso and the nation.
