Election 2016 Archives - Page 30 of 46

Clinton, Warren, and the Vice Presidency

Hillary must decide whether she can name a running mate who may occasionally oppose her.

The multiple opportunities for the abuse of executive power

In an aggressive new push for statehood, D.C. leaders have taken aim at national party platforms and state-level organizations.

Amid voter outrage at special interest influence, Senate Democrats have unveiled a plan to run on fixing the political system.

Hillary Clinton has raised more than half her campaign money from women, capitalizing on the growing political clout of female donors.

A new generation of younger, more ethnically diverse voters is pushing the nation’s policy agenda to the left.

And how the unions can bring them together.

by Adele M. Stan June 8, 2016

A woman has just won the presidential nomination of a major political party. For all the women who come after her, that’s a good thing.

“The party of Lincoln wants to win the White House,” Mitch McConnell told Meet the Press.

Why the vast majority of Republican leaders will not come out against the Donald.