by Jonathan Easley and Amie Parnes - 06/19/20 6:00 AM ET✕Joe Biden hasn’t held a press conference in 77 days, but Democrats aren’t feeling much pressure to put their presumptive presidential nominee front and center at the moment.Biden has, for the most part, kept a low profile throughout the coronavirus pandemic and weeks of demonstrations for racial justice across the country. Over that time, Biden has built up a healthy lead in the polls and emerged as the heavy favorite for now to be the next president.Meanwhile, Republicans have watched with growing alarm as President Trump’s polling...…by Jonathan Easley and Amie Parnes - 06/19/20 6:00 AM ET✕Joe Biden hasn’t held a press conference in 77 days, but Democrats aren’t feeling much pressure to put their presumptive presidential nominee front and center at the moment.Biden has, for the most part, kept a low profile throughout the coronavirus pandemic and weeks of demonstrations for racial justice across the country. Over that time, Biden has built up a healthy lead in the polls and emerged as the heavy favorite for now to be the next president.Meanwhile, Republicans have watched with growing alarm as President Trump’s polling...WW…

by Jonathan Easley and Amie Parnes - 04/16/20 2:56 PM ET✕Former Vice President Joe Biden’s campaign is planning a rollout for Michelle Obama’s endorsement, although there are questions around just how public a role the enormously popular former first lady will play in his campaign.Sources tell The Hill that the Biden campaign’s early plans include a focus on remote fundraising and voter registration efforts.The trick for Michelle Obama and the Biden campaign is finding the right balance for the pop culture icon, who could be a massive asset for the campaign but has never shown much...…by Jonathan Easley and Amie Parnes - 04/16/20 2:56 PM ET✕Former Vice President Joe Biden’s campaign is planning a rollout for Michelle Obama’s endorsement, although there are questions around just how public a role the enormously popular former first lady will play in his campaign.Sources tell The Hill that the Biden campaign’s early plans include a focus on remote fundraising and voter registration efforts.The trick for Michelle Obama and the Biden campaign is finding the right balance for the pop culture icon, who could be a massive asset for the campaign but has never shown much...WW…

Follow Us   © 1996-2020 News Communication Some on the left remain uneasy with former Vice President , even as progressive luminaries rally behind the presumptive Democratic nominee ahead of his general election battle with .Sen. (I-Vt.) has vowed to do everything he can to elect Biden after the progressive senator dropped out of the 2020 race last month, and former Sanders campaign officials have launched new groups with the aim of defeating Trump in November.Sen. (D-Mass.) has said she’d be happy to join the ticket, and Rep. (D-N.Y.) says she will support Biden in the...…Follow Us   © 1996-2020 News Communication Some on the left remain uneasy with former Vice President , even as progressive luminaries rally behind the presumptive Democratic nominee ahead of his general election battle with .Sen. (I-Vt.) has vowed to do everything he can to elect Biden after the progressive senator dropped out of the 2020 race last month, and former Sanders campaign officials have launched new groups with the aim of defeating Trump in November.Sen. (D-Mass.) has said she’d be happy to join the ticket, and Rep. (D-N.Y.) says she will support Biden in the...WW…

by Jonathan Easley and Amie Parnes - 10/13/20 5:03 PM ET✕Joe Biden is hinting that as president he would not be in favor of expanding the Supreme Court, giving new insight into how the Democratic nominee might govern as he tiptoes through a political minefield that has dogged him on the campaign trail for weeks.Biden has still not answered equivocally as to whether he’d be open to “court packing” as Senate Republicans move quickly on the nomination of Amy Coney Barrett, who is on track to become President Trump’s third justice confirmed to the Supreme Court.Progressives are eager to see...…by Jonathan Easley and Amie Parnes - 10/13/20 5:03 PM ET✕Joe Biden is hinting that as president he would not be in favor of expanding the Supreme Court, giving new insight into how the Democratic nominee might govern as he tiptoes through a political minefield that has dogged him on the campaign trail for weeks.Biden has still not answered equivocally as to whether he’d be open to “court packing” as Senate Republicans move quickly on the nomination of Amy Coney Barrett, who is on track to become President Trump’s third justice confirmed to the Supreme Court.Progressives are eager to see...WW…