Weâre About to See If The Left Will Sell Out for $2 Billion
Michael Bloomberg is against the Green New Deal. Heâs been both for and against raising the minimum wage. Heâs defended Bain Capital. Heâs against teachersâ unions. Heâs (now famously) defended stop and frisk. And heâs called himself âmore [conservative] than other conservativesâ.
Top financiers want Biden to drop out so Bloomberg can win: âHe has no chanceâ
Former Vice President Joe Biden is in New York City Thursday night mingling with Wall Street Democratic fundraisers who he hopes will give him enough cash to fuel his sputtering campaign and help him clinch the partyâs 2020 presidential nomination. The back-to-back fundraisers are expected to gin up a solid $1 million in campaign cash.
Trump says he would rather face Bloomberg than Sanders: Bernie âhas real followersâ
Many New Hampshire voters are mulling Tuesday which Democratic presidential hopeful can beat President Donald Trump.
Yang Is Out. Yangism Is Here to Stay.
Andrew Yang is out of the race. The Silicon Valley entrepreneur, whoâd run for president on a platform of giving every American a $1,000-per-month, no-strings-attached benefit payment, withdrew from the Democratic presidential primary before official New Hampshire results were even announced.
After New Hampshire, Bloomberg Machine Sees an Open Road
MANCHESTER, N.H. â The three top finishers in the Democratic primary here Tuesday had every right to give their victory speeches, and they did, but in New York City and across the vast and not-yet-fully-visible national machine that is Mike Bloomberg’s well-funded campaign, the mood was one of quiet satisfaction even though their man was not on the ballot.Â
POLL: Majority of Americans Oppose New Impeachment Push
The overwhelming majority of voters want to move on from impeachment and view the Democratsâ failed attempt to remove President Donald J. Trump from office as a boon to his 2020 campaign, according to a Rasmussen Report. Sixty-two percent of likely voters believe âDemocrats in Congress should now focus on other issuesâ while 32 percent believe […]
‘Who knows’: Joe Manchin doesn’t rule out voting for Trump over 2020 Democrat
Sen. Joe Manchin left open the possibility of voting for President Trump if surging 2020 Democratic candidates don’t shift their rhetoric to the political center.
Two-thirds expect Trump to be reelected: Poll
Democrats have not convinced the public that they are able to beat President Trump in 2020.
Why the New Hampshire primary could be very important to financial markets
Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders is favored to win the New Hampshire Democratic primary Tuesday, but markets give him low odds of winning the White House and are betting on a victory by President Donald Trump.
