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Trump can file lawsuits in a state to stop counting, Bauer said, and he’ll lose, and then lose at appeal — and then ask the Supreme Court to hear it. “I don’t know what that case is going to be.
Donor records: Once Trump leaves office, perhaps as soon as January if he loses reelection, will Democrats be able to sustain their fundraising momentum without the benefit of the provocateur in
I suppose it’s possible that all of the polls are wrong, even though they’re conducted by various survey research firms and publications using different methodologies.
“I think he’s going to be present, motivating Democrats to continue their engagement — the gift that will keep on giving for many years.”
“I reluctantly conclude that there is simply not enough time at this late date to decide the question before the election,” Justice Samuel A.
“I tend to view him as one of the most high-political-acumen politicians I’ve ever known,” said Kyle Saunders, a political scientist at Colorado State University who expects Gardner will lose to
This year, Trump has repeatedly said without citing any particular evidence that mail-in ballots automatically lead to fraudulent voting, even though he and his family members as well as many hundreds
“When you look at the Biden plan, it reads an awful lot like what President Trump and I and our task force have been doing every step of the way,” Pence said, describing the plan as “plagiarism”
That’s a valuable opportunity, especially in areas without robust local media. “I do think people listen in, and especially undecided voters,” vulnerable Nebraska Republican Rep.
Trump: I don’t know who said that. Biden: I do. Trump: Who? Biden: Kellyanne Conway. Trump: I don’t think she said that.
“Republicans see the environment as a way to reach out to independent voters without turning off their own base,” said Conant, a Republican campaign veteran and former communications director for
I’ve often said that most elections are “about” what the election is about. Is it an election about “law and order,” or the economy or the government’s response to the coronavirus?
candidate Dan Feehan would be nothing but a rubber stamp for Nancy Pelosi and the Democrats’ socialist agenda and will reject him in November,” National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Tom Emmer said
What we’re reading What ifs: Want to know what would happen if more Black voters or more white voters without college degrees turn out in November? The Washington Post has a simulation for you.
Vernon Jones said on the first night.
“I’ve stressed the importance of mask wearing throughout this pandemic and have tried to lead by example on this issue, but last night I fell short of my own standard,” he said.
But he said it was the president who made the decision to launch the daring action.” “I said ‘wait another seven days for information,’” Biden reportedly said.
We’re going to turn them out and provide the president a big victory,” he said, noting he plans to do that “by speaking the truth as clearly as I can, as often as I can, as directly as I can.”
In a Sept. 11, 2002, radio interview, host Howard Stern asked Trump if he supported going to war, and he reluctantly responded, “Yeah, I guess so.”
This is personal to me — I wouldn’t be here without the bravery and heroism of the men and women in law enforcement who saved my life. President Trump stands with those brave men and women.