A Journey Across America In Pictures
On Sunday, May 17 we set out from Corralitos, California to hear the story of American small business in the age of unprecedented state shutdowns. Two months in, who was surviving and how?
Inside The Defiant Mining Town Bar That Won’t Shut Down And Die
More and more, from Virginia’s beaches to the mountains up north to right here right now, people are coming to a consensus: Their governors’ shutdowns are over.
We’re Setting Out Across America To Discover The State Of Main Street
America’s reawakening is an unfolding story, one our young country has never lived before. To work to understand it and to tell it, The Federalist is setting out across the United States.
Early Primary States Show How The Bernie Sanders Coalition Is Changing In 2020
The great paradox of Bernie Sanders’ 2020 campaign is that, thanks to this year’s fragmented field, he has a better shot at the nomination while drawing a smaller percentage of the vote than in 2016.
Joe Biden Gets Excited For ‘Super Thursday’
During a campaign stop in Texas, former Vice President Joe Biden riled up voters to get excited for “Super Thursday,” before correcting himself.
A Biden Win In South Carolina Still Might Not Save Sinking His Campaign
For former Vice President Joe Biden’s sinking campaign, a win in South Carolina might be too little, too late just days before the Super Tuesday primaries.
Don’t Be So Confident: Here’s How Bernie Sanders Could Win The Election
Sen. Bernie Sanders’s rise, his supporters, and the national mood he is running in mirror the president’s circumstances four years ago, and the primary is an early tell.
Bernie Sanders Is Crazy, But The Only Democrat Candidate Voters Actually Like
Bernie Sanders, for all his flaws and eccentricities, is a genuine sympathetic leader, a quality the other serious contenders have yet to display.
Bernie Sanders Surges Toward Nomination With Nevada Blow-Out
Sanders is barreling toward the Democratic presidential nomination after capturing a strong first-place finish in Nevada, marking his third straight win in the final days leading up to Super Tuesday.
Bloomberg Authorizes The Release Of Women From NDAs
Michael Bloomberg announced Friday that he is ready to release several women from non-disclosure agreements who allege the businessman of harassment.
Yes, Bloomberg’s Debate Performance Was Bad, But It Wasn’t Catastrophic
Wednesday night might have been brutal for former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, but it was hardly the end of a well-oiled campaign.
Campaign Flailing, Elizabeth Warren Changes Her Mind On Super PACs
Just days after Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren decried candidates accepting help from major Political Action Committees (PACs), the progressive senator Read Full Article >
After Nearly Dying At The Hand Of A ‘Bernie Bro,’ Steve Scalise Attests To Their Violence
Steve Scalise deftly shushed Minnesota AG Keith Ellison on Twitter Thursday over Ellison’s ignorant Tweet challenging the violent nature of Bernie Bros.
As Bloomberg Rises In Polls And Media Profile, So Do Stories Of His Incompetence
Bloomberg will face candidates eager to turn their knives on the New York billionaire as a series of unearthed revelations begin to bombard the businessman’s blitzkrieg to the nomination.
Why The Bloomberg Bump Is A Bubble
Michael Bloomberg has surged in the polls while Democrats descend into disarray, but the available criticism of his candidacy has only begun to arrive.
After Iowa Caucus Win, Sanders Triumphs With First-Place Finish In New Hampshire
Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders pulled off a first-place finish in the New Hampshire primary Tuesday against ten other major candidates.
Warren Blames America’s Racist ‘Legacy’ For Minority Staffers Resigning From Her Campaign
A newly released Politico report claims six minority women resigned from Warren’s Nevada campaign team after complaining about a toxic work environment.
Julian Castro Cutting Staff In New Hampshire, South Carolina
Castro will be focusing his efforts on Iowa and Nevada as the former Obama cabinet official struggles to gain momentum in the Democratic primary.
Biden Campaign Begins To Taper Down Expectations In Iowa
Former Vice President Joe Biden’s campaign said Biden was the only candidate who did not have to win in the critical first-in-the-nation caucus state.
Harry Reid Trashes Progressive Proposals Pushed By 2020 Democrats
Former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid says Democrats are heading down the wrong path by pushing progressive policies out of step with the public.
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