As Support for Trump’s Impeachment Grows, His Base Digs In Its Heels
Republicans remain almost unanimously opposed to removing President Trump from office, leaving him with a loyal but shrinking core of supporters.
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CreditJordan Gale for The New York Times In Iowa, Amy Klobuchar Gets a Second Look After Debate
Mired in the polling doldrums, the Minnesota senator drew crowds and new donors after attacking Elizabeth Warren for a “pipe dream.”
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CreditDemetrius Freeman for The New York Times Warren’s Education Plan Promises Billions for Low-Income Schools and Desegregation
The long-awaited proposal breaks from Obama-era Democratic priorities by critiquing charter schools and testing.
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CreditCarlos Jasso/Reuters What Our Poll Shows About Impeachment Views in 6 Swing States
With core supporters and opponents dug in, a crucial sliver of people support the inquiry but not necessarily removal.
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The Long Run: The Lives and Careers of the Candidates
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The Long Run
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Credit Kamala Harris Was Ready to Brawl From the Beginning
In her first race, she defied her old boss, a fund-raising pledge — and the implication that she owed her career to her ex-boyfriend.
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Credit The Education of Elizabeth Warren
The former law professor’s path to presidential contender began in Texas bankruptcy courts, where she witnessed desperate families, similar to her own.
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The Long Run
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Credit Why Julián Castro’s Obama Moment Didn’t Last
As a young mayor, he was given a prime-time speaking spot at the 2012 Democratic Convention. He is still trying to see how far that star turn can take him.
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Credit Obama and Biden’s Relationship Looks Rosy. It Wasn’t Always That Simple.
Their partnership is the stuff of buddy-movie lore, but those who saw it up close described a more difficult, complicated dynamic.
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Credit Pete Buttigieg’s Life in the Closet
And why it took him until he was 33 to come out.
