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Donald Trump is, in turns, an angry bomb-dropper, an emotional reactionary and an embarrassing jokester. Hillary Clinton is offensive and out of touch to some, and a return to the prosperity of the 1990’s to others.

Only four out of 15 Republican candidates have released their fundraising totals so far (and one of those looks more like an unauthorized leak). Campaigns usually are quick to get their numbers out – they certainly know roughly what their totals look like within a day or two of the end of the reporting period – suggesting perhaps many of them are simply delaying bad news.

Fundraising totals for Texas Sen. Ted Cruz and Florida Sen. Marco Rubio have come out ... Read More >>

Clinton’s lead slips in California primary

Hillary Clinton’s advantage among likely California Democratic primary voters has slipped over the last five months, according to the results of the latest Field Poll announced Wednesday.

Inside Bernie Sanders’ unorthodox debate prep

Hillary Clinton has had aides lined up to run her debate prep for months. A Washington super lawyer is mimicking Sanders and her top policy staffer is acting as Martin O’Malley.

Senator Bernie Sanders has scored his first endorsement from a member of Congress, getting it just ahead of next week’s first Democratic debate.

Biden Bid Could Lead to Battle for Minorities

Facing a spirited challenge from Senator Bernie Sanders in Iowa and New Hampshire, Hillary Rodham Clinton’s campaign has reminded her supporters that she will be better positioned to defeat Mr. Sanders once the primary fight moves to more racially diverse states, where polls show she has a large advantage over him among blacks and Hispanics.

While Hillary Clinton has strong support from organized labor, Bernie Sanders outlined a plan Tuesday to help unions and possibly win them over to his campaign.