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A contested convention may not be the end of the world, however. Biden has held a consistent, if fluctuating, lead over his opponents throughout the primary, and he’s likely to enter the convention with at least a plurality of delegates. It is entirely possible that Biden maintains his lead through the first ballot and the superdelegates fall into line to propel him to the nomination. (RELATED: A Third Of Democratic Primary Voters Expected Elizabeth Warren To Perform Best At Debates) … [Read more...] about How The Democrats’ New Party Rules Could Turn Their 2020 Convention Into A Free-For-All

The self-described Democratic-Socialist gave former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton a run for her money in the 2016 Democratic primary. With major revisions to the DNC candidate selection process including rollbacks on the number and significance of superdelegates, the independent senator from Vermont may believe he now has the means to secure the party’s nomination. … [Read more...] about VOTE: Who Will Be The 2020 Democratic Nominee?

“Further, the man Democrats appointed to lead these proceedings is Adam Schiff – who has been caught lying multiple times about Russia collusion evidence that didn’t exist, made up a totally phony phone conversation about Ukraine that never happened, and lied that his staff didn’t have contact with the whistleblower. If there’s anyone who should be disqualified from leading this proceeding it’s Mr. Schiff,” Gidley stated. … [Read more...] about White House Responds To Democrats Targeting Trump Lawyer Cipollone In Impeachment Trial

FILE - In this Jan. 11, 2020, file photo, Gov. Bill Lee, R-Tenn., walks on the turf before a NFL divisional playoff football game in Baltimore. The American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee on Tuesday sent a letter to Gov. Lee urging him not to sign the controversial adoption funding legislation currently awaiting his signature. less … [Read more...] about ACLU urges Lee not to sign anti-LGBT adoption bill

The survey shows Sanders in the No. 1 spot with 16.4 percent support among likely Democratic primary voters in New Hampshire, holding steady since the same poll was conducted in November. Biden, meanwhile, placed second with 14.8 percent support — a 2.6-point gain since the November survey, which put him in a close fourth place.  … [Read more...] about Poll: Sanders leads, Biden gains in New Hampshire