O'Rourke, Sanders Campaigns Face Off All Weekend In Iowa
It's been Beto versus Bernie all weekend in Iowa, with both hopefuls reintroducing themselves as the man with a plan to deny President Donald Trump a second term.
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It's been Beto versus Bernie all weekend in Iowa, with both hopefuls reintroducing themselves as the man with a plan to deny President Donald Trump a second term.
One's 77, a democratic socialist from the U.S.-Canada border state of Vermont. The other's a 46-year-old native of the U.S.-Mexico border city of El Paso and both want to be president.
Presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke says his first-day $6.1 million in campaign donations came from some 128,000 contributions.
When asked outside a campaign stop in Fairfield, Iowa, when he'd share his fundraising numbers, O'Rourke said, "Soon."
Texas is an early primary state, but the real draw of the South by Southwest Festival in Austin for Democrats is face time with young, social-media savvy crowds.
As supporters await O'Rourke's pending announcement, SMU Political Science Professor Cal Jillson said O'Rourke can't wait much longer.
A new poll released Thursday morning has President Donald Trump essentially tied in possible 2020 presidential matchups with former Texas Rep. Beto O'Rourke and former Vice President Joe Biden in the upcoming election among Texans.
Houston is trying to show it can collect the private funding without leaning on the oil and gas industry.
Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders announced Tuesday that he's launching a bid for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.
Former presidential contender Bernie Sanders is working on a new book. "Where We Go From Here" will be released on November 13 by Thomas Dunne Books.
President Donald Trump delivered his weekly address about when America won its independence from Great Britain, the creation of the flag and flag code, and NFL players kneeling.
Hillary Clinton takes the blame for her 2016 presidential defeat in her upcoming book, but offers choice words for President Trump, her campaign rivals and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders is predicting that President Donald Trump will be a one-term president.
The contest to head the Democratic National Committee remains fluid as national leaders grapple with how to turn an outpouring of liberal protest against President Donald Trump into political gains.
Sen. Bernie Sanders is calling on the government to block a proposed $85 billion merger of communications giants AT&T and Time Warner.
The tension between Bernie Sanders activists and Democratic Party brass set to crown Hillary Clinton their nominee lingers in Philadelphia as the four-day convention reaches its big night.
It was just last night when Bernie Sanders declared Hillary Clinton the winner of the delegate count and this morning he was busy trying to heal party divisions. To do so, he addressed hundreds of Texas delegation members.
The day after Senator Bernie Sanders urged supporters to rally behind Hillary Clinton as the Democratic National Convention got underway, chaos erupted among members of the Texas delegation.
Sen. Bernie Sanders is urging supporters to rally behind Hillary Clinton as the Democratic convention heats up in Philadelphia, but ardent followers seem intent on keeping his upstart campaign alive.
Sanders, comparing Trump's stances and statements to Clinton's record, said in remarks released before his speech, "By these measures, any objective observer will conclude that - based on her ideas and her leadership - Hillary Clinton must become the next president of the United States. The choice is not even close."
The city is preparing for much bigger demonstrations than the Republican convention last week in Cleveland, and much higher temperatures.
Amid lingering angst over the primary process, Bernie Sanders has a chance to encourage his supporters to embrace party unity.
Just days after ending his campaign and endorsing Hillary Clinton for president, Sen. Bernie Sanders is preparing to take his message to the printed page. The book is scheduled to come out November 15.
Bernie Sanders says Hillary Clinton must become the next president because she can take on issues like income inequality, climate change and student debt.
The Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders campaigns are discussing a potential event next week in New Hampshire, during which the Vermont senator would endorse Clinton's presidential bid.
