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Charlie Neibergall / AP This Isn’t Going According to Plan for Kirsten Gillibrand
The senator from New York is a battle-tested campaigner who thrives as the underdog. But 2020 is proving to be a much tougher challenge than she thought.
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Emily Jan / The Atlantic Buttigieg Backs a Future Criminal Investigation Into Trump
The South Bend, Indiana, mayor told The Atlantic he’d be wary of directing his attorney general to pursue charges, but would want “any credible allegation” to be examined.
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Charlie Neibergall / AP As Bernie Sanders Leans Into Socialism, His Rivals Laugh
The longtime independent senator is preparing to deliver a speech in which he will reiterate his support for the bogeyman du jour.
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Charlie Neibergall / AP The Democratic Clown Car Rolls Into Iowa
Nearly the entire 2020 field of Democratic candidates fought for attention in Cedar Rapids yesterday.
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John Bazemore / AP How Biden’s Campaign Confronted Him on Abortion
The Democratic front-runner’s shape-shifting support of the Hyde Amendment left him in a precarious position this week.
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Chip Somodevilla / Getty Joe Biden Has the Most to Lose at the Debates
The former vice president hasn’t gone head-to-head with another Democrat in more than a decade.
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Hunter Woodall / AP Bernie Sanders Tries to Reclaim the Insurgency
In New Hampshire this week, the candidate who became known for turning out thousands pivoted to a series of intimate gatherings.
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Drew Angerer / Getty Tom Steyer on Impeachment: ‘We Have Won the Argument. Period.’
A conversation with the billionaire activist who has been narrowly focused on removing Donald Trump from office
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Olivier Douliery / Getty Waiting for Obama
As 23 candidates struggle for attention, one name stands out.
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Mark Makela / Reuters Joe Biden’s Bet That 2016 Didn’t Change Everything
In many ways, he’s running the same kind of campaign he would have in a pre-Trump, pre-Sanders era.
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Thibault Camus/ AP Why 2020 Is the Most Consequential Election Ever
The upcoming presidential election will be the fork in the road for some of America’s biggest decisions.
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Drew Angerer / Getty Images Kamala Harris Is the Jan Brady of the 2020 Race
The senator from California isn't quite a front-runner, but she hasn't had a sudden burst of underdog momentum either.
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William Campbell / Corbis / Getty Democrat Steve Bullock Won a Red State in 2016. Can He Beat Trump in 2020?
The governor of Montana thinks there’s still room for one more in the crowded Democratic primary field.
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Mark Makela / Getty / The Atlantic Trump’s Allies Want to Clintonize Joe Biden
Donald Trump’s supporters want to erase the line between an old white man and the person who might have been the first woman president.
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Lucas Jackson / Reuters Sure, Bill de Blasio, Why Not?
The latest candidate poised to enter the 2020 Democratic primary is a head-scratcher.
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Mpi43 / MediaPunch / IPX / AP Mayor Buttigieg Is Working Remotely Today
The rising 2020 contender is meeting powerful donors and charming the coastal media. But what about his day job back in South Bend?
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Keith Srakocic / AP Joe Biden Wants Everyone to Lower Their Expectations
The former vice president is a front-runner, but doesn’t always want people treating him like one.
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Reuters The Clintons Are Nervous About 2020
At a gathering in Washington, D.C., over the weekend, Bill Clinton said it is time to fight a battle with “our oldest demons.”
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Yuri Gripas / Reuters The Gray Race for the White House
For decades, the Democrats’ path to the presidency has been about offering something new. But the two front-runners are among the oldest candidates ever.
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Jacquelyn Martin / AP When Obama Talked Biden Out of Running for President
The former vice president pondered running in 2016, but Obama wanted Hillary Clinton.
