2020 Presidential Election Archive
Archives for August 2020
Senate candidates in red states hold the future in their hands.
“The hallmark of the Republican Party is cowardice.”
A new study finds college students may be inclined to distrust the election results.
He had no plan. The result is chaos.
Trump “has no principles — none,” his sister said on secret tape. But there are questions about her involvement in the family’s deceptive business practices.
As Postmaster General Louis DeJoy works to quell election fears, a battle over funding for the agency takes shape in Congress.
She dug up trees and put in paved walkways.
Federal law prohibits sending in armed officials, but the suggestion may be part of a wider voter intimidation strategy.
More Americans than ever are in favor of a national mask mandate, but it may not be possible.
The credibility bookcase has become a fundamental part of image-making. Here’s how it worked at the DNC.
On the strange, semi-fictional quality of everything that happens in 2020.
“Our current president has failed in his most basic duty to the nation.”
The DNC’s best argument in the time of coronavirus: Joe Biden, unlike Donald Trump, is a decent man.
Joe Biden likes you even if you don’t like him, because it’s his job to like you, no matter how you vote.
Trump won’t be happy with Fox News’s rave reviews of Biden’s speech.