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Amid the rising tide of “gaffes,” Joe Biden looks less electable every day
Amanda Marcotte
Joe Biden is the least electable of the major Democratic candidates. Will voters see that in time to stop Trump?
Some of President Trump’s advisers fear Elizabeth Warren could mount a formidable challenge: report
Cody Fenwick
Warren has clear cross-over appeal on some of the issues that candidate Trump supposedly tried to champion in 2016
Black Democrats overwhelmingly support Joe Biden to be the party’s next presidential nominee: poll
Matthew Rozsa
While Biden is the No. 1 choice among seniors, Sanders tops the former vice president among millennials
Can we stop stupid politics from ruining carbon farming?
Nathanael Johnson
We ought to be a little wary of ambitious soil-policy solutions for climate change
Biden claims he was against Iraq war from the beginning — the record says otherwise
Eoin Higgins
Former veep's claims that he turned against Iraq war in 2003 described as "flat-out lying" and "obviously bulls**t"
Bill Barr wants to combat mass shootings with death penalty; Trump drops background checks
Igor Derysh
Barr and Mike Pence want to speed up executions for mass shooters, although research suggests that won't help
The 2020 election will probably be uglier than 2016, so buckle up
Alex Henderson
It's painfully obvious that Trump isn’t trying to win over swing state voters. He's just trying to fire up his base
America’s slow-motion coup keeps grinding forward: But is Donald Trump really the one to blame?
Andrew O'Hehir
The cliché is true: The unimaginable is real. Can we save democracy? Not if we remain hypnotized by Donald Trump
Labor Day is a noble holiday, but America doesn’t honor its workers the other 364 days of the year
Matthew Rozsa
Here are some fast facts you should know about the history of American labor as we mark Labor Day
4 reasons why social media election data can misread public opinion
Joseph Cabosky
Online discussion doesn’t always accurately reflect the real political landscape.
What if Joe Biden wins? It could mean long-term trouble for Democrats
Paul Rosenberg
Sure, the former veep is "better than Trump." But his presidency could sabotage the Democratic Party's future
Is Joe Biden the new Ed Muskie? A cautionary tale of the 1972 frontrunner
Matthew Rozsa
Joe Biden seems to have an insurmountable lead in the 2020 Democratic race. That doesn't mean he's going to win
Joe Biden sounded like Ronald Reagan when pushing for welfare reform in the 1980s and 1990s: report
Alex Henderson
“Unfortunately, our current system of welfare has failed to meet the goal of self-improvement"
Trump approval plummets in battleground states; he trails leading Democrats by double digits
Igor Derysh
More bleak news — at least if you're Trump: He has underwater poll numbers in many states he won in 2016
Democrats appear set for a one-night debate featuring 10 candidates
Shira Tarlo
With hours left to qualify for the third debate, over half the Democratic primary field likely won't make the cut
New poll finds Biden, Sanders, Warren in three-way tie: But is it an outlier?
Nicole Karlis
Startling new poll finds that Joe Biden has rapidly lost support among voters under 50. But yes: Small sample size
Elegy for Bernie? Not quite yet: Sanders 2020 poses a conundrum Democrats must solve
Andrew O'Hehir
Can Bernie still win in 2020? Maybe not — but without his issues, his voters and his movement, Democrats are doomed
No cushion for the Trump recession: Why this one could be worse than 2008
Bob Hennelly
Even a mild downturn could hit Americans harder — the "recovery" from 2008 left too many people on the margins
When establishment Democrats attack the “hard left,” what are they really afraid of?
Paul Rosenberg
Centrist Democrats have started parroting right-wing talking points about the "hard left." That's brainwashing
History suggests a recession may doom Trump’s re-election chances
Matthew Rozsa
Trump is worried that there will be a recession before the 2020 election. For once, he is right about something
Democrats punt on climate debate: This is why they risk losing in 2020
Amanda Marcotte
If Democrats are too chickens**t to hold a climate debate, how will they have the guts to beat Trump in 2020?
Massachusetts Rep. Seth Moulton drops out of crowded Democratic presidential field
Shira Tarlo
Moulton is the fourth Democrat to drop out of the primary race this summer
State Department facilitated Rudy Giuliani’s secret meeting with Ukrainians about Joe Biden
Igor Derysh
Giuliani backed out of a trip to Ukraine to dig Biden dirt — and met with Ukrainian officials in Spain instead
Invoking polls, Joe Biden pushes back against Fox News reporter who questions him about crowd sizes
Matthew Rozsa
One survey which recently showed Biden excelling was a Fox News poll, which caused Trump to lash out at the network
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