Who could vote against the nominee? And what are their political motivations?
Category: Politics
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Biden entered September with $466 million, the campaign said — outpacing Trump
It is the first time Joe Biden has held a cash advantage over the incumbent.
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Luxury cars, MAGA flags and Facebook invites: How an unknown Idaho family organized the Portland rally that turned deadly
An architect and his family, not known as political activists, staged one of the most dramatic pro-Trump demonstrations of the summer.
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Trump celebrates with his faithful over a chance to replace a liberal icon with a conservative on the Supreme Court
The raucous nature of the rally stood in contrast to the vigil held for Ruth Bader Ginsburg in Washington by the legions of the liberal justice’s fans.
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Live updates: Trump set to announce Supreme Court nominee before first presidential debate
Trump could unveil his pick ahead of the Sept. 29 debate with Joe Biden in Cleveland, Ohio.
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When it comes to race relations, the left and the right are miles apart
Democrats and Republicans view race relations much differently — and President Trump notices.
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Attention to Biden’s earlier pledge to nominate a Black woman to the Supreme Court increases
Concern about who will fill Ginsburg’s spot is likely to become a central focus of the 2020 election as questions about the diversity of the court gain more urgency.
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The Trailer: The four political states of Arizona
In this edition: The political geography of Arizona, the stakes and politics of the Supreme Court fight, and polls that give some clues to an unprecedented election event.
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The four political states of Arizona
How Barry Goldwater’s home became a swing state, or the strength of Maricopa County.
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Republicans prepare to move quickly on Supreme Court opening as Trump weighs top contenders
Democratic leaders, including presidential nominee Joe Biden, accused Republicans of political opportunism and hypocrisy and vowed to fight any effort to rush confirmation of a Trump nominee in the GOP-controlled Senate.
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Biden warns that a quick replacement of Ginsburg would “plunge us deeper into the abyss”
Joe Biden made an emotional appeal to Senate Republicans not to swiftly install a new Supreme Court justice, projecting himself as a unifying leader while sidestepping angry calls from Democrats for dramatic retaliatory measures.