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During a rally in Sanford, Fla., on Tuesday, President Trump said it "looks like" he is "going to win Minnesota" in the 2020 presidential election despite statewide polling showing him trailing former Vice President Joe Biden. Read More.

Among the fast and furious exchanges during the first presidential debate between President Trump and former Vice President Biden, the latter attempted, with some success, to reassure the public about his “Main Street” roots. The vice president said of President Trump and the wealthy elite generally, “[T]his guy and his friends look down on so many people. They look down their nose on people like Irish Catholics, like me, who grew up in Scranton. They look down on people who don’t have money. They look down on people who are of a different faith.” Read More.

While the 2000 election was heavily contested and ended in a dramatic Supreme Court ruling that Democrats have bemoaned for decades, the 2020 Election Day just might top it. Read More.

The State Department is working on releasing to the public official emails that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton kept on a private server during her time in office. Read More.

“There’s no doubt” that President Trump “will go down as the greatest champion for the Black community since Abraham Lincoln,” Black Voices for Trump Advisory Board member Paris Dennard told “Fox & Friends” on Monday. Read More.

GAINESVILLE, Georgia — As Washington reacts to President Trump's coronavirus diagnosis, Georgia Republicans are seemingly sighing in amusement and exasperation. Read More.

Nancy Pelosi is not well. She’s been growing more ridiculous in her strategic maneuvers over the last year, culminating in the impeachment debacle, and things have gotten crazier since Trump contracted (and presumably beat) COVID. A few days ago, Pelosi let it be known that she was going to target the President via the 25th Amendment, a provision that allows removal in very specific, extreme circumstances. An example would be something like permanent incapacitation, where the president won’t be recovering to execute his duties. Read More.

When a presidential campaign stops in your city just weeks before the election, there is significant fanfare: Droves of supporters and protesters turn out, there is a massive security presence, and national media from most major networks cover the event. Read More.

Trump spoke about the left during a virtual radio rally with talk radio legend Rush Limbaugh on Friday, in response to a question from a listener. Read More.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom is one top Democrat to insist that mass mail-in voting is an inerrant and seamless process. His protestations backfired, however, when one former California voter produced photographic evidence proving mail-in voting is ripe for abuse. Read More.

It seems the left has not given up on their attempts to thwart the Supreme Court confirmation of Judge Amy Coney Barrett, employing the shotgun approach in the hopes that any of their desperate arguments might stick. Democrats’ latest ploy to halt Barrett’s confirmation includes alleging that the hearings cannot move forward because two senators on the Senate Judiciary Committee have contracted the coronavirus. Read More.

I know that this sounds like a crazy question to ask up in the title, but in the afterglow of the pretty boring debate last night I need to refocus over the next 26 days on how the campaign is going and this will do it. Read More.

It is no secret that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris want the 2020 presidential election to be a referendum on President Donald Trump, not a choice between Republican and Democratic policies. Read More.

On Wednesday night, Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX), appeared on CNN’s “Cuomo Prime Time” with host Chris Cuomo to speak about Cruz’s new book “One Vote Away: How a Single Supreme Court Seat Can Change History,” but Cuomo almost immediately changed the subject to attacking President Trump’s performance at the presidential debate Tuesday night. Cuomo’s refusal to discuss the book led to a sustained argument in which Cuomo repeatedly interrupted Cruz, finally triggering an exasperated Cruz to snap, “Donald Trump broke you guys … your entire show, your entire network now is just how much you hate Trump.” Read More.

It seemed during the first presidential debate in Cleveland that all Joe Biden did for 94 minutes was mutter “That’s not true” or “I didn’t say that,” as Donald Trump reeled off fact after fact. That, and just stand there with either a smirk or a vacant look on his face. Read More.