2020 Presidential Election

Plato would be happy with Warren's desire to rule but the Framers of the Constitution created checks on purpose.

"There's still time on the clock," de Blasio said Friday.

As a whole, Democratic primary voters showed a willingness to shift their support to another candidate—should a candidate release a more ambitious climate change plan than their current top choice.

"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.

President Donald Trump doubts the veracity of economic data, according to a report, because he thinks economists are trying to stop his reelection in 2020.

The Democratic debates last week sounded like a fundraising telethon to support government handouts.

Cyberhacking has become more prevalent in today's society due to the alleged infiltration of our voting systems by Russian Intelligence in the 2016 Presidential Election. Expert Richard Clarke explains how the U.S. will fare against cyberhacking in next year's election.

"There's strong evidence that suggests that there have been several U.S. presidents who secretly identified as Gamer but hid it from the public to avoid controversy," said Watkins.

The many tributes included touching stories, references to family separation at the U.S. Southern border and other calls to political action.

The first Democratic debate of the 2020 election cycle is just weeks away with the stage set to be full of candidates hoping to take on President Donald Trump.

A recent poll also found abortion could be a make or break issue for the presidential election when it comes to college students.

"I'm sorry to interrupt, but you keep saying, we're not helpless. So, I'm saying: what would have prevented this tragedy?" Tapper asked Booker again, after the 2020 candidate failed to address the specifics of gun control.

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

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

Ari Horowitz vowed he would "throw an intellectual hand grenade on the Democratic debate stage."

"Their actions show they are interested in filling their own pockets with money from innocent Americans' paychecks, and sadly, retirements," the Trump 2020 campaign said.

"The good news for Mayor Pete Buttigieg is that voters seem ready to accept a gay man as president," said the assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Poll.

"The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" host said Biden's campaign video looked like a home loan advert.

"Unless [Trump is] held accountable, the president may show even more disregard for the laws of the land and the obligations of his office," Clinton said. "He will likely redouble his efforts to advance Putin's agenda."

Andrew Yang expressed curiosity on the UFO question, making him one of the first 2020 presidential candidates in the Democratic primary field to take a position on disclosure.

"The campaign, the family, the business, the transition in the administration all approached by Russians? It was eye opening."

The latest Trump campaign FEC disclosures show the team paid $137,025 to rent Trump Tower buildings, $5,289 for accomodation at Trump's hotels and $25,436 for legal services from Trump Corporation between January 1 to March 31 this year.

California Sen. Kamala Harris posed with Star Wars star Mark Hamill ahead of their Tuesday night appearance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live," hours after a CNN poll named her third in line for the Democratic Presidential nomination.

"Morning Joe" host said Beto O'Rourke should remember that Donald Trump never says sorry.

"I have the most progressive record of anybody running for the United . . . anybody who would run," Biden said, following the statement with a sigh and the sign of the cross.

"Anti-Russian sentiment has always been used as an electoral tool in the U.S.," Dmitry Peskov said.

"These people are such cartoonish criminals that now that SDNY is on it, they're all going down," Elie Mystal said.

"When I thank the people giving to my campaign, it will not be based on the size of their donation," Democratic Senator Warren said.

The billionaire and former New York mayor might be willing to use his enormous wealth to run for president.

The Ohio Democrat is considering a presidential run after winning a third Senate term in an increasingly red state.