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The Minnesota congressman said he feared how Democrats would perform in another match-up between President Biden and former president Donald Trump.
Author: Meryl Kornfield
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Dean Phillips’s primary challenge of Biden will face many obstacles
Washington Post – Politics:
Minnesota congressman Dean Phillips is expected to announce his presidential intentions in New Hampshire on Friday. Democratic strategists say it’s unlikely to undermine Biden’s path to the nomination.
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Jewish Florida lawmaker breaks from DeSantis and endorses Trump
Washington Post – Politics:
Randy Fine, a top DeSantis ally and sole Jewish GOP lawmaker in the Florida legislature, announced he was switching his support to former president Donald Trump.
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Tim Scott bets money and staff on Iowa as campaign falters
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In a shift, his campaign will move resources from New Hampshire to the first-in-the-nation GOP caucus state.
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Pence campaign sputters amid money troubles, staff cuts and low enthusiasm
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Four months after launching his campaign, a struggling candidate who once sat a heartbeat away from the presidency now stands at a difficult crossroads.
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Biden gives fewer press interviews. But he woos more influencers.
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White House says its media strategy reflects Americans’ habits. Critics say president is avoiding tough questions.
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Pence’s campaign faces mounting debt
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Former vice president Mike Pence’s 2024 campaign has accumulated $620,000 in debt, a signal of financial troubles as he struggles to gain traction in the Republican primary.
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Trump’s rivals slam his Israel comments. It won’t flip his base, strategists say.
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The nearly united rebuke among Trump’s rivals was on display across the key early state of New Hampshire, where he is a solid front-runner in primary polls.
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Nikki Haley skewers opponents in second GOP primary debate
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The former South Carolina governor slammed her 2024 rivals, but stopped short of calling out Trump directly