The polls may be looking very good for Joe Biden, but we cannot be complacent. Because if Republicans can disqualify enough ballots, Donald Trump could still win.
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Top Republicans are beginning to genuinely believe the Democratic Party is going to take the House, Senate and presidency in a rout in November’s elections.
It’s another Sunday, so for those who tune in, welcome to a diary discussing the Nuts & Bolts of a Democratic campaign. If you’ve missed out, you can catch up at any time: just visit our group or follow the Nuts & Bolts Guide. For years I’ve built this guide around questions that get submitted, hoping to help small-race candidates field questions.
“Did you think, Lara, that the rules that applied to everybody else in that hall didn’t apply to you?” the Fox News host asked.
Donald Trump has always been a game show kind of guy, so it’s maybe not a surprise that his first public rally after his hospitalization for COVID-19 symptoms turned into a game show itself, of sorts.
ABC News’ Jon Karl said Fauci was “more than willing to join” the program, but White House officials wouldn’t allow it.
Multiple Democrats sounded the alarm on the GOP’s push to install Barrett on the Supreme Court while voters are casting ballots.
“They did this without my permission and my comments were taken out of context,” Fauci said in response to the ad that suggests his endorsement.
West Virginia is home to just under 1.8 million residents, ranking 39th in the nation. Charleston, the capital and most populous city, has a population of about 46,500. The state is situated entirely within the Appalachian Mountain range, and its terrain is dominated by rolling hills, mountains, and valleys. Here are a few glimpses of the landscape of West Virginia, and some of the wildlife and people calling it home.
The butterfly dips
its wings in aroma of
violet wild orchid.
Red plums of summer,
first green figs, so many ears
of corn eaten raw.
Leaves that left the trees
are litter now on the ground
in orange and yellow.
No one on this road
but me: It must be autumn
in the dark country.
Comes the freeze, and rain
falls all through the night and soaks
the morning paper.
Winter blows its white
storms across the hills: Even
monkeys need raincoats.
When Jessica started to experience intense chest pain in March, she was terrified that she might have the coronavirus. Then her foster son started to experience symptoms too.The high school in western New York State where she taught had just closed. She couldn’t get a test to confirm that her respiratory illness was indeed COVID-19, and she was confused about whether she should go to the emergency room or just stay home. She is single, and was her foster son’s only guardian.
Illustration by Mark Harris; images from AF Archive; Alamy; Allstar Picture Library; BBC; Des Willie / PBS / Masterpiece Theater / Everett CollectionThe British detective story is enjoying a golden age unparalleled since the days of Agatha Christie or perhaps even Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. The heroes of the current era are not the preternaturally gifted, idiosyncratic dabblers of old—not, as Sherlock Holmes preferred to describe himself, “consulting detectives.
What science suggests about the most effective ways to lose weight.
Parenting advice on sexless marriages, bossy siblings, and unbalanced domestic workloads.
She thinks everywhere else in the house is dirty.
On a cold winter day, his thoughts turned to a summer on Long Island.
Either way, it’s an opportunity for Democrats.
Before Trump blew up negotiations, the White House proposed a $1.6 trillion relief bill. Democrats should offer to take it.
A menstruation-themed red is the latest cross-branded stunt color to dilute a once-vibrant brand.
Suddenly, no one needed a suit—or even pants—for work meetings.
The campaign by Pfizer comes amid growing scrutiny of the CEO’s predictions that the company will know this month whether it has a viable vaccine.
As officials debate how to get Trump’s name on the cards, health officials warn of a taxpayer-funded boondoggle to bolster president’s flagging poll numbers.
He added that a vaccine likely won’t be widely available until next summer or fall.
Bright alleges that he was demoted because he opposed political pressure linked to an unproven Covid-19 treatment.
House Democrats will introduce a bill intended to limit the administration’s ability to spend federal funds on certain coronavirus-related advertisements before the election.
As my family stays apart to keep one another alive, Trump’s top aide married his daughter off in lavish style.
I could clearly hear his iPhone ping and make keyboard sounds as he typed messages for nearly 10 minutes.
Parenting advice on clingy friends, pajama rejection, and daycare deception.
Some 60 percent of all U.S. businesses that have closed during the pandemic have not reopened.
