Romney: I Won’t Run in 2020, I Want to See ‘Alternatives’ to Trump Before Deciding on Endorsement
2012 Election
Axelrod: Booker Goes ‘a Bit Too Far’ With Dramatics, Sacrifices ‘Authenticity’
Former Obama White House adviser David Axelrod said Sen. Cory Booker (D., N.J.) can “go a bit too far” with personal dramatics in a new profile of the potential 2020 contender, saying his histrionics lead to him sacrificing his “authenticity.”
FLASHBACK: Messina Touts 2012 Obama Campaign’s ‘Targeted Sharing’ Technique on Facebook
FLASHBACK: Obama Campaign Tech Officer on Data Collected by Campaigns: ‘I Don’t Necessarily Know If It’s Creepy’
Trump Endorses Romney in Utah Senate Race: ‘He Has My Full Support’
President Donald Trump on Monday endorsed Mitt Romney in his bid for the U.S. Senate in Utah, calling a man who once lambasted him as a fraud to be a “worthy successor” to Sen. Orrin Hatch (R., Utah.).
Biden: Putin’s Goal for 10 Years Has Been to ‘Delegitimize the West’
MSNBC Guest Defends Biden’s ‘Back in Chains’ Comment About Romney
Former Intel Director: WH Ignored Warnings About Islamic State to Protect Reelection ‘Narrative’
Government Employees More Likely to Vote Than Private-Sector Workers
In the 2012 and 2014 elections, government employees were more likely to vote than workers in the private sector, according to census data.
