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News (USA)Tulsi Gabbard drops out of the primary & endorses Joe Biden
The only two major candidates left are former Vice President Joe Biden and Senator Bernie Sanders.
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CommentaryBiden will be the nominee. I am already nauseous but he has my vote.
It is clear at this point that a Sanders nomination is not going to happen no matter how much we want it.
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CommentaryAfter Biden sweep, it’s time for Sanders to exit the race. America needs a leader to rally around.
Donald Trump isn’t the leader America needs during a crisis, and voters have said that it shouldn’t be Sanders either.
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News (USA)Joe Biden steamrolls Bernie Sanders in latest round of primary elections
While Biden spent his time gathering support after Super Tuesday, Sanders attacked the party. The results of last night’s elections showed it.
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News (USA)Pete Buttigieg will guest host Jimmy Kimmel Live on Thursday night
“Amy Klobuchar? Did she want to be a guest?” Buttigieg was asked.
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CommentaryJoe Biden is the candidate that LGBTQ people should choose for President
James Duke Mason argues that with Pete Buttigieg out of the running, Joe Biden is the candidate that will deliver for the LGBTQ community.
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CommentaryTammy Baldwin would be the ideal vice presidential choice for Joe Biden
The Senator from Wisconsin would make history as the first out person on a major national ticket. She could also serve as the critical bridge between Biden and the progressive wing of the party.
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Election 2020Out Senator Kyrsten Sinema endorses Joe Biden
She said Biden “is authentic, genuine, and has a track record of building bipartisan coalitions to achieve results.”
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Election 2020Joe Biden releases his LGBTQ policy plan just in time to steal support from Bernie
The 17-page plan would restore a lot of Obama-era policies and add new ones. It also reassures a key segment of Sanders’ supporters that Biden will deliver on their wish list.
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CommentaryWill electability decide whether Biden or Bernie is the nominee? We asked our election analysts.
We asked our election analysts who they were supporting after Super Tuesday and the responses reflected the struggle most Democrats are having.
