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Trump and some of his surrogates pounced, trying to turn the incident into this cycle’s "deplorables" moment, a reference to Hillary Clinton, the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee, using that term to
Hillary Scholten, D-Mich., on Thursday became the latest elected Democrat to urge Biden to step aside — though, like the others, she did not sketch out what would happen if he did so, nor endorse another
Hillary Scholten’s call for President Joe Biden to “pass the torch” to a new candidate made her the third Democratic “Frontliner” to do so this week and continued the slow drip of elected Democrats calling
Some have called for him to step aside and let younger Democratic figures pursue the party’s presidential nomination.
Latimer’s endorsements are an establishment who’s who, from former first lady, secretary of State, New York senator and presidential nominee Hillary Clinton to former Reps. Nita M.
But so did Hillary Clinton and Stacey Abrams, Nancy Pelosi and a raft of Democratic members of Congress in recent years. Republicans aren’t blameless either.
Four years later, Donald Trump beat Hillary Clinton 49.8 percent to 46.2 percent — a victory of about 173,000 votes.
Democratic strategist Brad Bannon suggested in an email that team Biden needs to step on the accelerator and focus on Americans’ bank accounts, saying that "for voters, the economy is still priority one