2020 Election

Biden was the only other candidate who fared better against Trump than Yang.

The Democratic presidential candidate argued that Republicans and Democrats "should facilitate the process of Democracy [but] not in any way dictate the process."

A Monmouth University poll released in late August showed a virtual three-way tie nationally among Biden, Warren and Sanders.

"You can't begrudge something that someone has done at an earlier point if they decide to move in a direction that I personally think is very positive," Yang said of Warren.

This will be President Trump's second "Keep America Great" rally in the swing state since July.

"Gun violence is literally life and death," says Warren to open the video. O'Rourke follows her with "it has become so numbingly common," and then Buttigieg adds that "we have kids going to school wondering if they're going to be physically safe."

"While our problems get worse by the day, our current representative [Ted Lieu] is busy writing his next tweet," Fricke said in a campaign video.

Longtime Texas Republicans and Democratic pollsters say predominately white new arrivals who moved to enjoy the state's economy are a primary factor behind the state potentially turning blue in 2020.

Democrat contender was addressing a forum in Costa Mesa, California, aimed at energizing Asian American and Pacific Islander communities.

Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren continues surging toward the top of the Democratic presidential contenders but former Vice President Joe Biden still holds onto an increasingly narrow polling lead.

"The president has called himself the 'King of Debt,' has a familiarity and comfort level with debt that I think is ultimately leading us in the wrong direction," Sanford said.

"Look if you think about it, white supremacy is the thing beneath the surface of American life that has come closest to ending American life," Buttigieg said on The Breakfast Club.

Perhaps Washington Governor and 2020 dropout Jay Inslee has Washington D.C. in his future after all. Climate czar has a nice ring to it.

Democratic 2020 presidential candidate Marianne Williamson said her spiritual and principle-based campaign is meant to re-bond a country torn apart by President Donald Trump and an amoral economy.

The next time you hear Senator Elizabeth Warren, listen for the echo of liberal totalitarianism. It has led to Democrats' downfall before.

The live event will start at 5 p.m. ET and is expected to last at least seven hours.

Most of the other Democratic candidates have released comparably ambitious climate change proposals, which include similar approaches as those Buttigieg is calling for.

Democratic 2020 presidential candidate Andrew Yang said he is sure he can prevail over polling frontrunner Joe Biden, declaring that a vote for the former vice president is a regressive step back in time.

"We face a lot of challenges in this country right now but in a lot of ways climate change is going to make 2019 look easy," one expert told Newsweek.

Polls show most voters in swing states like Ohio and Iowa want action on climate change, too.

"They are now beyond Fake, they are Corrupt," the president tweeted.

On Saturday, the 'All In' host tweeted, "It is *deeply* revealing that the entire conservative movement gets #triggered if you say the simple truth about the electoral college."

"You don't believe he's ever lied?" Joe Walsh asked Fox Business host Stuart Varney.

The Fox News host mocked Biden for reportedly embellished stories about visits to the front line in Afghanistan to meet soldiers.

"I'm just gonna be me. And she'll be her," Biden said on Wednesday. "Let people make their judgments. I have great respect for her."

As #YangMediaBlackout and #LetYangSpeak trended on Twitter Thursday, the campaign backing dark horse candidate Andrew Yang shared a message to the media with Newsweek.

Gillibrand dropping out of race creates a moment of reflection for Democrats polling at less than 2%

The lion head logo appeared at the end of a "Keep American Great" campaign video shared by the president on Wednesday.

"When you see that lack of transparency, it creates, you know, a lack of faith and trust in the process."

"I'm glad they never found out that she was the one I was really afraid of!" the president tweeted less than an hour after Gillibrand announced she would withdraw from the race.