Republicans want to drag Democrats into a fight about her faith. Democrats want to talk about health care.
Category: Politics
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The GOP’s court-stacking
Liberals’ new talking point is that Republicans are the ones who have packed the courts. That’s not exactly true.
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Federal workers should have option to pay Social Security taxes now, senators say
Social Security payroll taxes have been suspended for most federal workers, in what amounts to a loan that they must pay back starting in January.
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How to think about Trump’s chances of winning reelection
The race is getting away from Trump — but it’s still very much in reach.
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Long lines mark the first day of early voting in Georgia as voters flock to the polls
In the Atlanta area, voters waited as long as five hours to cast their ballots Monday.
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Trump’s campaign isn’t gaining the traction it thinks it is
Nor is there any clear value to his rallies.
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Trump promised to bring China to heel. He didn’t and the result is a pitched conflict between the world’s two major powers.
Aides say the president is standing up to Beijing. But critics warn he’s created a dangerously tense relationship born out of a chaotic and undisciplined style that has defined many aspects of his presidency.
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Court-packing question continues to dog Biden campaign
Republicans have pounced on Biden’s non-answers, while Democrats say it’s not a top issue of concern for voters.
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Biden targets Trump voters in Pennsylvania with message of economic recovery, unity
“The choice couldn’t be more stark; the stakes couldn’t be higher,” Biden told supporters in Erie, Pa., during his 11th trip to the battleground state.
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Post-ABC poll: Biden maintains lead nationally over Trump
Coronavirus perceptions and overall assessments of the president’s performance continue to hamper his candidacy.
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Harris faces spotlight at Supreme Court hearing
Kamala Harris earned praise and criticism for her questioning of Brett Kavanaugh. As vice-presidential nominee, she faces a trickier challenge with Amy Coney Barrett, under pressure to be tough but not polarizing.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee dynamics that will shape Amy Coney Barrett’s hearings
Before the Senate votes on whether to confirm Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett, she has to undergo public vetting before 22 senators.
