Bernie Sanders

"Here's some of the best of the best of Joe Biden," co-host Ainsley Earhardt said before playing a gaffe reel on the heels of his 2020 announcement.

Other democracies around the world—and two U.S. states—already allow prisoners to vote.

Pete Buttigieg has drawn significant national attention over the past few days because of comments he has made about one of his chief 2020 rivals.

"What's the bumper sticker in 2020?" CBN chief political correspondent David Brody asked sarcastically, after Sanders publicly supported felons right to vote.

Capitalism, said Clinton, has been growing more "predatory" and "free of any kind of check and balance" since the 1960s and 1970s.

Buttigieg has raced ahead in Democratic polls this month but still struggles to attract the black and Hispanic vote, crucial blocs for a Democratic presidential contender.

Former Vice President Joe Biden is set to enter the Democratic presidential race later this week.

Former Representative Beto O'Rourke came in fourth in the poll of more than 1,000 students.

"What democratic socialism means to me is we expand Medicare, we provide educational opportunity for all Americans, we rebuild our crumbling infrastructure. In other words, government serves the needs of all people, rather than just wealthy campaign contributors."

During a conference call with House Democrats on Monday, Speaker Nancy Pelosi urged them to refrain from launching immediate impeachment proceedings against the president.

"It's very encouraging to see so many presidential candidates taking a position in line with what the American people want," Matthew Schweich, deputy director of the Marijuana Policy Project, told Newsweek.

The right-wing pundit and author suggested she could back democratic socialist Bernie Sanders because he is strongly opposed to open borders.

Conway dismissed Sanders' warning that so-called "late-term abortion" was being made into a political issue.

Senator Bernie Sanders' total through the first quarter far exceeded his competitors in the packed Democratic primary field.

"Fox & Friends" spent much of its Tuesday show blasting Bernie Sanders for being a "millionaire, 1 percenter, socialist."

President Donald Trump is not obliged by the law to release his tax returns, Lara Trump, 2020 campaign adviser and wife of Eric Trump, told Fox News.

"What we're talking about actually is stability," the Vermont senator said. "When you have Medicare for All, it is there now, it is there in the future."

"If we spend all our time attacking Trump, you know what? Democrats are going to lose," Sanders said to the audience in Bethlehem, Pennslyvania.

Although the Democratic Senator and 2020 Presidential candidate has never denied his status as a millionaire, the release of his tax returns spanning 10 years proved how his 2016 presidential run elevated him into wealth.

Conway noted that Senator "Kirsten Gillibrand gets 'zero'" percent in the new poll.

Several Fox News programs are justifying Senator Bernie Sanders' controversial Monday night town hall appearance, explaining that hundreds of thousands of his "anti-establishment" supporters switched to Donald Trump in 2016.

Vermont Independent Bernie Sanders is set to appear in a town hall event Monday evening hosted by Fox News anchors Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum.

Trump's campaign said it had raised more than $30 million in the first quarter of 2019.

Bernie Sanders sent a fiery letter to an establishment Democratic Party think tank accusing the John Podesta-founded group of "smearing" progressive 2020 candidates.

Trump "has no moral authority to be talking about 9/11 at all," Congressman Jerrold Nadler said.

The Fox & Friends co-hosts used nearly an entire Sunday morning segment to bash Independent Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, labeling him a "millionaire socialist" just one day before his Fox News Town Hall Monday evening.

Polls suggest that progressive policies such as the Green New Deal and Medicare-for-all are actually in line with what the majority of American citizens want their elected lawmakers to support.

The remarks came after O'Rourke faced criticism for not directly defending Omar by name in an earlier disavowal.

Former Democratic Senator Claire McCaskill said it would be "devastating" if Warren was "not in the top three in New Hampshire."

"The country needs a centrist approach," the billionaire and former Starbucks CEO said.