Your phone calls, texts, and social media comments on Campaign 2020 and WJ's battleground series continues with a focus on Ohio with Cleveland Plain-Dealer's Seth Richardson and Baldwin Wallace University's Lauren Copeland.
Political law experts Bob Bauer and Benjamin Ginsberg spoke about what to expect on Election Day during a virtual discussion hosted by The Economic Club of Washington, D.C. Both men, who have been involved in election law for decades and co-chaired a 2014 presidential commission to study how American voting is conducted, said they expect to know the outcome of the 2020 presidential race either on election night or a few days after. The discussion covered many aspects related to the upcoming election including the role of the electoral college, voter fraud, absentee ballots and key states to watch for early indicators on election night.
2020 vice presidential candidate Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) speaks at a campaign event in Tucson, AZ. Though President Trump won the state in 2016, the lastest RealClearPolitics polling average has the Biden/Harris ticket up by about 2 points.
Aspen Institute hosted a virtual discussion on how the COVID-19 vaccine can be equitably distributed globally. The panel also talked about the America's lack of participation in international groups working on vaccine development and distribution, addressing inequities COVID-19 has brought to light, and potential issues with the U.S. vaccine distribution plan.
Today's program looks at the CEO's of Twitter, Facebook & Google testifying before the Senate Commerce Cmtte on Section 230 liability protections and President Trump and Joe Biden on the unrest in Philadelphia. Interview with Washington Post's Cat Zakewsk
Today's program looks at the CEO's of Twitter, Facebook & Google testifying before the Senate Commerce Committee on Section 230 liability protections and President Trump and Joe Biden on the unrest in Philadelphia. Interview with Washington Post's Cat Zakrzewski.
Today's program looks at the CEO's of Twitter, Facebook & Google testifying before the Senate Commerce Committee on Section 230 liability protections and President Trump and Joe Biden on the unrest in Philadelphia. Interview with Washington Post's Cat Zakrzewski.
Today's program looks at the CEO's of Twitter, Facebook & Google testifying before the Senate Commerce Committee on Section 230 liability protections and President Trump and Joe Biden on the unrest in Philadelphia. Interview with Washington Post's Cat Zakrzewski.
Today's program looks at the CEO's of Twitter, Facebook & Google testifying before the Senate Commerce Committee on Section 230 liability protections and President Trump and Joe Biden on the unrest in Philadelphia. Interview with Washington Post's Cat Zakrzewski.
After meeting with his public health advisory team, 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden delivered remarks on the uptick in spread of the coronavirus throughout the U.S.
Political law experts Bob Bauer and Benjamin Ginsberg spoke about what to expect on Election Day during a virtual discussion hosted by The Economic Club of Washington, D.C. Both men, who have been involved in election law for decades and co-chaired a 2014 presidential commission to study how American voting is conducted, said they expect to know the outcome of the 2020 presidential race either on election night or a few days after. The discussion covered many aspects related to the upcoming election including the role of the electoral college, voter fraud, absentee ballots and key states to watch for early indicators on election night.
2020 vice presidential candidate Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) speaks at a campaign event in Tucson, AZ. Though President Trump won the state in 2016, the lastest RealClearPolitics polling average has the Biden/Harris ticket up by about 2 points.
Aspen Institute hosted a virtual discussion on how the COVID-19 vaccine can be equitably distributed globally. The panel also talked about the America's lack of participation in international groups working on vaccine development and distribution, addressing inequities COVID-19 has brought to light, and potential issues with the U.S. vaccine distribution plan.
Political law experts Bob Bauer and Benjamin Ginsberg spoke about what to expect on Election Day during a virtual discussion hosted by The Economic Club of Washington, D.C. Both men, who have been involved in election law for decades and co-chaired a 2014 presidential commission to study how American voting is conducted, said they expect to know the outcome of the 2020 presidential race either on election night or a few days after. The discussion covered many aspects related to the upcoming election including the role of the electoral college, voter fraud, absentee ballots and key states to watch for early indicators on election night.
