2020 Election

Swalwell said the country needs a president who will “go big on the issues we take on, be bold on the solutions we offer, and do good in the way that we govern.”

Buttigieg discussed the turmoil he faced as a young gay man growing up in Indiana during a speech in D.C.

The Mayor of South Bend, Indiana also talked about the "frustrating" amount of support Trump has from evangelical voters.

Entrepreneur Andrew Yang has thrown his hat into the ring for the 2020 presidential election.

O'Rourke hit out at the president's comments on Mexicans, Muslims and the protests in Charlottesville, Virginia, in 2017.

Buttigieg, who is expected to announce his candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination, attacked Donald Trump’s labeling of things he does not like as socialist.

Abrams, who lost Georgia's gubernatorial race in 2018, said that before she could decide on a White House run she had to decide whether to run for the Senate. 

As he considers formally entering the 2020 presidential race, Buttigieg said in a Twitter video he is planning to make an announcement this month.

Following a cancer diagnosis last month he is postponing a formal announcement of his candidacy.

Abrams refused to deny she was planning a 2020 run.

O'Rourke earned nearly $10 million in just 18 days, but can he keep that momentum going?

Officials have blasted the use of Assata Shakur's words. But activists say she is a leader.

Ingraham criticized the South Bend mayor as "a darling of metro lefties" who is really "a garden variety leftist."

The South Bend mayor went for a run and got to his office early Monday before getting approached by the couple, who had a baby girl not long after saying their vows.

"That’s not even a question, of course I would support Biden," Lucy Flores said, though the former Nevada lawmaker said she would not vote for the former vice president in a Democratic primary.

Another four years of Trump could doom the Republican Party for good, says former Arizona Senator Jeff Flake.

"I believe Lucy Flores," Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren said.

Senator Kamala Harris condemned President Donald Trump's statement that he "may" shut down the southern border in response to a surge in asylum seekers, including many families from Central America, arriving at U.S. ports of entry. 

"A still shot taken from a video — misleadingly extracted from what was a longer moment between close friends — sent out in a snarky tweet — came to be the lasting image of that day," Stephanie Carter wrote of the viral photo of herself and then-Vice President Joe Biden taken in 2015.

"You make Michael Avenatti look like a good candidate," comedian Tony Posnanski said of Gabbard.

“My brain couldn’t process what was happening. I was embarrassed,” wrote Lucy Flores. “I couldn’t move and I couldn’t say anything. I wanted nothing more than to get Biden away from me.”

"I get that I'm the son of a billionaire from New York City," Donald Trump Jr. said. "But I think everyone knows and anyone who's seen me on the campaign trail knows, I have friends in flyover country."

About 30 percent of those surveyed said they “definitely will” vote for the president in his re-election bid, and about 13 percent said they’ll “consider” voting for him.

"We are lucky to live in the age of JLD. Long may she reign,” fellow female comic Lena Dunham said of the star.

“This is not something he can just get out of the way before announcing his candidacy,” a founder of the women's group UltraViolet tweeted.

“You were the chair of the committee, a**hole,” a Twitter user wrote.

“Most of the people I know are extremely upset about the idea of six more years of Trump—including me,” Weld told Newsweek.

You cannot call yourself a progressive while continuing to associate yourself with an organization like AIPAC that has often been the antithesis of what it means to be progressive.

Senator Elizabeth Warren, a 2020 presidential candidate, told Stephen Colbert on "The Late Show" that she pledged to run a “grassroots” campaign by connecting with people instead of big money.

“From the very start, it was biased, artificial, provocative, conspiratorial, designed to fuel hatred towards the Trump campaign,” Russian Senator Alexei Pushkov said of the special counsel's investigation.