2020 Election

Baby Boomers, millennials and Generation X voters all turned out in record numbers for the November 2018 midterm elections, with millennials aged 22 to 37 doubling their turnout from 2014.

Jaime Harrison took aim at South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham's switch from Never Trumper to one of President Donald Trump's supporters.

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The presidential candidate is expected to unveil the proposal during a town hall appearance on MSNBC Tuesday evening, amid a flurry of state laws restricting access to abortion procedures.

The president's lawyer Rudy Giuliani said he is "available to do a lot" of the work on the 2020 campaign for re-election.

"On behalf of the entire McCain family," she wrote, "Please be respectful to all of us."

"The point of defending free speech is not that you expect to be perfectly aligned with every speech act that is protected," Buttigieg said.

"It's got to be unthinkable for us even to consider putting a homosexual in the White House as our next president," right-wing Christian radio host Bryan Fischer said.

Most American Jews feel less secure than they did two years ago.

Former Vice President Joe Biden joins members of Congress and other 2020 presidential candidates who have vowed to codify Roe v. Wade through legislation.

Former Vice President Joe Biden surged ahead as the top pick for the Democratic party nomination with a 19-point lead over Sanders, the next-closest candidate.

"When are these legislators going to give a shit about the baby once it's born?" 2020 Democrat Tim Ryan said at a rally in Washington.

The official Korean Central News Agency published a commentary Tuesday castigating Biden, who "dared to blaspheme our dignity in the election campaigns."

"Even for an exceptional country like us, it is not true as a matter of course that anything that appears to make America better off is the right thing to do," the presidential candidate told Newsweek.

Pete has proven himself to be the best and brightest in the ever-growing field of 22 Democrats running to see who will take on President Trump.

The former lawmaker sparked outrage with a series of baseless claims.

"Forget Mayor Pete, maybe we should call him Pope Pete, because don't you love how he, you know, because he attends church we're supposed to treat him as the be-all and end-all moral authority or the arbiter of who is and who is not operating in good faith."

Joe Lockhart accused Fox News of spreading "the kind of disinformation that actually worked with the Russians to sow dissent in this country."

"Creepy Joe strikes again!" Trump supporter Kaya Jones said of a video of the former vice president embracing his wife, Jill Biden.

But officials say the city is doing just fine without him.

The 37-year-old Indiana mayor attacked Carlson and Ingraham on their own network on Sunday evening during his Fox News town hall.

Actor Paul Rudd impersonated Pete Buttigieg in a skit.

John McAfee, who is running his campaign from the Bahamas, compared paying income taxes to slavery and said Americans are "hated universally."

Elizabeth Warren is in third place among 2020 Democratic candidates, according to a poll by Fox News.

"Both have conducted two train-wreck campaigns, and both seem to have lived a politically cursed public life," Lewandowski claims of Biden and Clinton.

Senator Elizabath Warren's plan came in response to recent attacks on women's reproductive health rights in Alabama, Georgia and Missouri.

Christianity, Judaism and Islam have all condemned usury, the practice of lending with excessive interest.

"It makes you wonder whether it's being driven by a domestic political strategy. If so, that's extremely upsetting," Buttigieg told Newsweek.

Stacey Abrams also said that no 2020 Democratic candidate has reached out to her about being vice president.

"I call him Con Don. Every New Yorker knows he's a con artist," de Blasio said on "Good Morning America."