2020 Presidential Election Archive
Archives for September 2020
Hickenlooper wants to work with Republicans, but he won’t rule out filibuster reform. “If push comes to shove, I have to look at everything. There’s no question.”
Sen. Cory Gardner wanted to be “a new kind of Republican” in a state turning blue. Along came Trump.
The viral footage serves as a reminder that Trump is a historically unpopular president.
QAnon is scary, but misinformation about voter fraud poses a bigger and more immediate threat to democracy.
Trump has attacked diversity training, critical race theory, the 1619 project, and anything that reckons with America’s racist past.
Trump won’t commit because he’s hoping the Supreme Court will save him.
Unless Postmaster General Louis DeJoy gets in the way.
Voting rights lawyer Janai Nelson lays out a possible path forward.
Sloppy, purely partisan arguments are likely to prevail.
“Markets don’t give a shit about who’s president”: Wall Street’s biggest 2020 fear is a contested result.
Some experts believe the speeches violate federal law.
The White House press briefing is like a parody of dystopian governance.
“This type of tension, in other countries, has led to civil war.”
Reid Hoffman symbolizes a bigger debate over whether Silicon Valley disruption has any place in our politics.
The Democrat is still angry that Republican Sen. Thom Tillis blocked Medicaid expansion in North Carolina.