2020 Election

"We need a new voting rights act," said Harris said during her keynote speech at the NAACP Freedom Fund dinner.

"I'm in favor of the idea in terms of sending the message that [Trump] ought to release his tax returns," former White House ethics chief Richard Painter said.

"Give it a try & tell us how much of your student loan debt will be cancelled," the senator tweeted.

"Morning Joe" host says president will need to find new campaign if he wants to beat Democratic front runners next year.

Robert Francis Pratersch faces 15 years in jail after threatening to kill the 2020 Democratic presidential candidate.

Over the years, Donald Trump and his immediate and extended family have donated to a half-dozen 2020 Democrats.

"Even if only a quarter [of] eligible voters participate, we are talking about enough money in a presidential race to replace all other forms of fundraising," Kenneth Mayer, a campaign finance reform expert, told Newsweek.

"Little awkward to say I admit, but it's going to look fantastic on his hat," said Colbert.

Manufacturing jobs did grow, by about half a million, during Trump's first two years in office. But job numbers are still about a third lower than they were in 1980 and lower than they were in 2008.

"Enough's enough, man," Biden said at a rally in Iowa. "This is nonsense."

The former vice president gave his first full interview since announcing his intention to run in 2020.

Trump has "the worst poker face in the history of modern American politics," Scarborough said.

The former vice president benefits from name recognition among voters and has seen a 6-point bounce in one poll, but his early advantage could diminish as other candidates come to the fore.

Biden's endorsement of a public option comes after Bernie Sanders, another Democratic presidential candidate, reintroduced his Medicare for All plan earlier this month.

"Wow," Counselor to the President Kellyanne Conway's husband George Conway said in regards to the poll.

"If that's considered weak, then we'll take that in 2020," Robert Wolf said.

Thirty-two percent of Americans said that the president's handling of the economy made them more likely to oppose him in the next presidential election.

After months of speculation, former VP Joe Biden finally announced his candidacy last week and holds his first campaign rally in Pittsburgh today. Here's how to watch it live.

"This president has changed the game," said campaign manager Brad Parscale.

"One woman can be ignored, two can be dismissed, but together, we're a supermajority, and we're unstoppable," according to Supermajority, a political organization founded by three prominent activists.

Buttigieg and the civil rights activist, who founded the National Action Network, will sit down for lunch at Sylvia's Restaurant in Harlem.

"We've come to the conclusion that talk is cheap," Representative Dan Kildee told Newsweek.

The former vice president's ability to launch his candidacy with such a large fundraising amount will be a big advantage as he tries to hold his polling lead over 19 opponents.

"We are in a battle for the soul of America, but it's a battle between liberty and tyranny," Pence said.

"The reason why the president and I got along is philosophically we're in the same place," Joe Biden said on "The View."

"Welcome to the race Sleepy Joe. I only hope you have the intelligence, long in doubt, to wage a successful primary campaign," the president tweeted at the newest Democratic presidential contender.

Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York said people need to consider how the prison system treats minorities when discussing taking away prisoners' voting rights.

Trump phoned in to Fox News' "Hannity" on Thursday night for a roughly 45-minute discussion on a wide-range of topics, including the Green New Deal, special counsel Robert Mueller's report and Joe Biden's 2020 presidential bid.

"It's easy for politicians to simply acknowledge that climate change exists. What's harder is a real plan that measures up to the urgency of the crisis," said Greenpeace.

The GOP quickly jumped on Joe Biden's history of losing. He "has been running for president and losing since the '80s, 2020 won't be any different," read a Republican National Committee statement.