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It’s been four years since Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump faced off in their bid for the Oval Office, but the fight isn’t over yet. The former secretary of state, 72, told Amy Schumer in a Zoom interview that she’s willing to do whatever it takes to get Joe Biden elected president on November 3, 2020. “I’m spending most of my time trying to do everything I can to retire [Trump], and to send him back to the golf course full-time,” Clinton said.

Ted Johnson Joe Biden’s president campaign said on Monday that he has committed to three presidential debates this fall, while criticizing Donald Trump’s team for their rationale for earlier meet ups.In a letter to the Commission on Presidential Debates, Biden’s campaign manager Jen O’Malley Dillon wrote, “Our position is straightforward and clear: Joe Biden will accept the Commission’s debates, on the Commission’s dates, under the Commission’s established format and the Commission’s independent

Joe Biden, who is running for President as the Democratic nominee, made an appearance on The Daily Show where he told host Trevor Noah what would happen if he wins the election and Donald Trump refuses to leave the White House.

Manori Ravindran International EditorJoe Biden has warned that military officers could remove Donald Trump from the White House if he loses the November election but refuses to leave.Biden aired his views on Wednesday night in an interview with “The Daily Show” host Trevor Noah.

Ted Johnson Donald Trump’s presidential campaign sent a cease and desist letter to CNN demanding that it retract and apologize for a poll showing Joe Biden with a 14-point lead in the presidential race.“We stand by our poll,” a CNN spokesperson said.A Trump campaign spokesperson did not immediately return a request for comment, but in the letter senior legal adviser Jenna Ellis and chief operating officer Michael Glassner write to CNN chief Jeff Zucker that the poll was “designed to mislead

Revered stage star Patti LuPone has revealed she is considering moving to Ireland if Donald Trump wins a second term as president.

Ted Johnson President Donald Trump lashed out at a CNN poll on Monday that showed presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden with a 14-point lead.But in contrast to past claims that the polls are “fake,” Trump this time said that he retained a pollster, John McLaughlin, to examine the CNN and other polls from ABC and NBC.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerThings have apparently simmered down in Washington, DC, but things are heating up in President Donald Trump’s Sunday tweetstorm.The Commander-in-Tweet responded to General Colin Powell’s attacks on him, terming him “a real stiff,” among other descriptors, and reminding of Powell’s claims of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.He also positioned Joe Biden and his “radical” Democrats as an advocate of defunding the police.Amid the rhetoric, there was also news

Joe Biden formally clinched the Democratic presidential nomination Friday, setting him up for a bruising challenge to President Donald Trump that will play out against the unprecedented backdrop of a pandemic, economic collapse and civil unrest.

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV CriticIt won’t confirmed until the Democrats have their National Convention in August, but tonight Joe Biden finally locked in the party’s nomination to take on Donald Trump in November.Having been the last man standing in the primaries after a commanding Super Tuesday performance that saw main rival Bernie Sanders withdrawing in early April, the former Vice-President now has 1,993 delegates for the convention, be it virtual or not due to the COVID-19

Joe Biden addressed many things in his speech in Philadelphia on Tuesday (June 2).

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Former Vice President Joe Biden delivered an impassioned speech slamming President Donald Trump on June 2, calling him out for “fanning the flames of hate” amid nationwide protests following the death of George Floyd. Trump tweeted days earlier that protestors were “thugs,” and threatened on June 1 to invoke the Insurrection Act as demonstrators launched into their fourth day of protesting police brutality while being teargassed by police.

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