Republicans see a potential game-changer in married Cal Cunningham’s texts to a woman in California. Democrats are standing by their candidate in his bid to unseat Sen. Thom Tillis (R), who recenlty tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
Category: Politics
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Election live updates: Biden to call for nation to ‘come together’ while Trump continues coronavirus recovery
The Democratic presidential nominee plans to deliver remarks in Gettysburg, Pa., the site of one of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War. Trump returned to the White House from the hospital on Monday night.
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210,000 deaths later, Trump reverts to comparing the coronavirus to the flu
As was true in March, it’s not just like the flu.
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Trump is reinforcing all of his coronavirus problems, all at once
Trump wants a show of strength. But in the process, he’s repeating just about all of his mistakes of the past.
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The health of his political opponents has always been fair game for Trump
During the 2016 and 2020 presidential campaigns, Donald Trump repeatedly mocked the health of Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden.
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Yes, Clinton also had a big lead in 2016 — but this isn’t 2016
A new CNN poll is a good reminder that Trump’s in much worse position than he was four years ago.
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Pence, Harris teams at odds over plexiglass at debate
Pence’s team says they have not agreed to barriers at Wednesday’s vice-presidential debate. That means Harris and the moderator could have more protection than Pence.
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7 key facts about Biden’s big lead over Trump
It has almost no precedent in the 21st century.
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VP debate to feature plexiglass barriers to increase safety
The precautions at Wednesday’s event with Vice President Pence and Sen. Kamala Harris come amid a dispute over whether in-person debates should be held at all.
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Contradictory and confusing White House statements offer an incomplete picture of Trump’s health
The messaging from the White House has been inconsistent and the American public does not have a complete picture of Trump’s health.
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Trailing in the polls, Trump inexplicably doubles down on his least popular arguments
A series of tweets nixing a stimulus deal was only the most bizarre such move.
