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Erin Schaff / The New York Times / ... Katie Porter Is Tired Too
The congresswoman from California is giving her kids daily coronavirus briefings—and criticizing the Democratic leadership from afar.
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Jayme Gershen / Bloomberg via Getty A Primary? In a Pandemic?
Voting is the opposite of social distancing. But Americans in Arizona, Florida, and Illinois are still heading to the polls.
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Aude Guerrucci / Redux Joe Biden Is the Candidate of the Resistance
A suburban revolt against Trump helped Democrats win the House in 2018. It’s helping the former vice president too.
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Drew Angerer / Getty Images What Happened to Elizabeth Warren?
Here are five theories.
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M. Scott Brauer / Redux What Sanders Supporters Are Telling Themselves Now
The Vermont senator’s most ardent backers are in self-soothing mode after Super Tuesday.
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Robyn Beck / AFP via Getty The Dissonance Between Sanders and His Supporters on Medicare for All
Some of his own organizers are willing to make a deal. Is their position a preview of his general-election message?
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Patrick Semansky / AP The Debate That Progressives Have Been Waiting For
Michael Bloomberg will likely be an easy target in Las Vegas tonight.
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Drew Angerer / Getty Nevertheless, She’s Undecided
How one deeply engaged New Hampshire voter still hasn’t figured out whom to vote for: “It’s like when you’re in college, and your paper’s due tomorrow”
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Daniel Acker / Bloomberg via Getty Images The Message Joe Biden Didn’t Want to Hear
The former vice president wants working-class voters in his corner. In Iowa, they wanted someone else.
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Joshua Lott / Getty The Iowa Caucus Could Go Very Wrong
“Caucus chairs are more concerned this cycle than I’ve ever seen them,” one precinct leader said. “They’re very nervous.”
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Mary Schwalm / AP Team Bernie Isn’t Fazed by the Bros
Staffers and supporters aren’t viewing the recent glut of negative coverage as a threat to their campaign.
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Spencer Platt / Getty The Iowans Who Reject Their State’s Special Privilege
A pocket of iconoclasts think it’s too white to vote first.
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ROBYN BECK / Getty / nito / shutterstock ... Progressives Warn of a Great Deflation
The left is more energized than ever. So what happens if Joe Biden is the nominee?
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Stephen Maturen / Getty Bernie Sanders Has Something New to Talk About
The Iran crisis is giving him a chance to differentiate himself—just in time for the Iowa caucuses.
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Damian Dovarganes / AP The Kumbaya Candidate
Many of Joe Biden’s fans are all in on his vision to bring Democrats and Republicans together—no matter how unrealistic it may be.
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John Locher / AP What Yang Voters Really Want
To them, his victory matters less than whether Americans are sold on his ideas.
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Angie Smith The Resistance Almost Missed Impeachment
The push to remove President Trump just hasn’t hit the same emotional sweet spot as other protest-worthy events.
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Jose Luis Magana / AP This Isn’t What Progressives Wanted From Impeachment
They feel betrayed, and Democrats’ newly announced support for President Trump’s trade deal isn’t helping.
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Reuters Writing Articles of Impeachment Is Exhausting
James Rogan, who helped build the case against Bill Clinton in 1998, knows exactly what Democrats on the Judiciary Committee are going through right now.
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Cliff Owen / AP The Democrats’ Next Goal for Impeachment
They have the facts. Now they have to figure out what to do with them.
