Kamala Harris Stacks Presidential Campaign With Hillary Clinton Alums
The newly launched Kamala Harris presidential campaign is stacked with top officials from Hillary Clinton’s failed 2016 campaign, including her lawyer Marc Elias.
2020 Election
Another New York Newspaper Rips Gillibrand for Lying About Presidential Run
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D., N.Y.) took another shot from a New York editorial board Tuesday for misleading voters about her presidential ambitions while running for reelection to the Senate last year.
Steyer Impeachment Push Takes Aim at Dem Presidential Candidates
The push by California billionaire Tom Steyer to impeach President Trump is shifting gears, moving some of the focus away from pressuring members of the House of Representatives, and is now hoping to gain commitments to impeachment from every Democrat running for president.
Sacramento Bee: Harris Faces ‘Tough Questions’ on Prosecutor Past, Is Trump-Like in Denial of Inner Circle’s Wrongdoing
The Sacramento Bee editorial board had tough words for Sen. Kamala Harris (D., Calif.) in the aftermath of her announced presidential run, saying she faces difficult questions about her past in law enforcement and comparing her to President Donald Trump at one point.
Kamala Debuts Use of Gender-Neutral ‘Latinx’ Term in Campaign Book
A new book by Sen. Kamala Harris (D., Calif.) abandons the term “Latino” in favor of the liberal activist-preferred “Latinx,” a gender-neutral term she has seldom used in the past.
Gillibrand 2020: My Bad
MSNBC Panel Dismisses Feinstein’s Endorsement of Biden: ‘She’s Out of Step’ With Democratic Base
Kamala Harris Announces She Is Running for President
Schumer-Linked Group Targets Senate Republicans Over Shutdown
A group with ties to Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer (D., N.Y.) announced on Friday it would launch a $600,000 media buy targeting Republicans over the government shutdown, seeming to confirm the notion that Democrats are “playing politics” with the impasse.
Gillibrand Only Dem Senator to Skip EPA Confirmation Hearing
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D., N.Y.) was the only Democratic member of the committee tasked with questioning President Donald Trump’s pick to head the Environmental Protection Agency who skipped the Wednesday confirmation hearing. She chose instead to stay in New York following the Tuesday night launch of her presidential run.
