They’re invoking Hillary Clinton’s recent comments. But Joe Biden has made himself clear, and even Clinton’s comments are being oversimplified.
Category: Politics
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Democrats decry Kentucky AG decision on Breonna Taylor as an example of systemic injustice
Top leaders said the decision highlights the need for police reform, as Trump praised the Kentucky AG.
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The White House declines to clean up Trump’s comments on a peaceful transfer of power
Kayleigh McEnany’s “free and fair election” qualifier should be considered in the context of her falsehoods about alleged voter fraud.
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Senate Republicans push for rapid confirmation of still-unnamed Supreme Court nominee
The GOP’s rapid timeline to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg provoked furor from Democratic senators and party activists, who have pledged fierce efforts to oppose President Trump’s choice.
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Hispanic voting advocates say their voters can be engaged — but the clock is ticking for campaigns to do it
“Latino voters aren’t apathetic. They are unconvinced,” said one voting rights advocate.
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The economy’s been shredded in 2020 — yet it doesn’t seem to matter in the election
Voters see the economy as being in trouble, but don’t blame the incumbent president.
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Trump’s in worse position than in 2016 in part because his opponent is in a much better position
A new poll from Quinnipiac University shows how much more positively Joe Biden is viewed now than Hillary Clinton was in 2016.
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Three Trump ads in Spanish, many distortions
The president’s Spanish-language ads in many cases simply repeat false or misleading claims first uttered in English about former vice president Joe Biden.
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What Senate Republicans are saying after Trump refused to commit to an orderly transfer of power
Republicans uniformly insisted that there will be a peaceful transition no matter what the outcome of the election, though many failed to mention the president.
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Trump’s rally rhetoric is becoming uglier
Trump has amped up his attacks on refugees and a Muslim-American congresswoman, his approval of violence against journalists, his baseless theories about Joe Biden and his shunning of mask usage to combat the coronavirus.
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Death of candidate in Minn. House race triggers special election next year
Freshman Rep. Angie Craig (D) will have to vacate her seat when her term ends in January and run in a Feb. 9 special election.
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As Trump exudes pandemic optimism, Democrats still see worry — and an advantage
The president is counting on a recent drop in cases to fuel a political rebound as Election Day approaches.