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Fate has determined that Run Hide Fight follow on the heels of the January 6 attack on the Capitol. This will no doubt color the reactions of most viewers. It’s hard to sit through writer-director Kyle Rankin’s action thriller without noticing numerous points of relevance with the riot at the Capitol. → Read More
Barack Obama on Monday published a 13,000-word essay about passing the Affordable Care Act that only mentions Joe Biden once, when Biden sat silently. → Read More
Faculty from Notre Dame unveiled an open letter demanding Amy Coney Barrett withdraw her nomination to the Supreme Court, but the letter attracted zero signers from the law school. → Read More
Democratic vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris said Sunday that the Russians could block her and Joe Biden from winning the November election. → Read More
The coronavirus crisis has made virtual campaigning a necessity, but technical difficulties plagued Joe Biden’s "virtual rally" in Tampa Thursday evening. → Read More
New York governor Andrew Cuomo (D.) said Tuesday that his Maryland counterpart Larry Hogan (R.) proved to be a better governor than he is, pointing to Hogan's acquisition of 500,000 coronavirus tests from South Korea for his state. → Read More
Former vice president Joe Biden told a Michigan autoworker he was "full of sh—" and "a horse's ass" Tuesday while the 2020 candidate was visiting a Fiat Chrysler assembly plant. → Read More
MSNBC anchor Chris Hayes erased the existence of black Republicans Friday where he flatly asserted that there's "only one party" African Americans can be in. → Read More
Former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg ended his run of record spending Wednesday, with American Samoa the only win in his presidential primary win column after a Super Tuesday bust. → Read More
Former DNC chairwoman Donna Brazile had some salty words for RNC chairwoman Ronna McDaniel's contention that the Democratic establishment is pulling out all the stops to prevent Sen. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) from being the party's presidential nominee. → Read More
Former Baltimore mayor Catherine Pugh was sentenced to three years in prison after pleading guilty to charges of fraud, conspiracy, and tax evasion. → Read More
Larry Sabato, director of the University of Virginia's Center for Politics, called the Democratic presidential debate "nasty, unruly, out of control." → Read More
Former chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee Donna Brazile said Sunday that Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg's history of racially discriminatory policies and mistreatment of women in the workplace has her "dismayed." → Read More
Meet the Press anchor Chuck Todd on Sunday asked former vice president Joe Biden whether his campaign is faltering because he is playing it safe. → Read More
Rep. Ilhan Omar (D., Minn.) on Friday argued that Americans seeking to help refugees should first think about how America is to blame for their predicament. → Read More
NBC News reporter Peter Alexander said the Republican lawmakers who support President Donald Trump were reduced to being "bobbleheads" during his speech. → Read More
MSNBC political analyst Zerlina Maxwell said Tuesday that Iowa's majority-white population makes its caucuses "the perfect example of systemic racism." → Read More
Kimberly Graham, a Democratic Senate candidate in Iowa, confronted a tracker from America Rising over the weekend and threatened to sue her for harassment. → Read More
Former Chicago mayor Rahm Emanuel said Sunday that Democrats are better off appealing to swing voters with a reasonable candidate than committing to a strategy of turn out progressive voters by nominating Sen. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.). → Read More
Rep. Cynthia Axne (D., Iowa) expressed her disappointment Sunday with Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D., Mich.)'s booing of twice-failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. → Read More