Trump Campaign Hits New Low: Using Biden Kids as a Weapon

By Scott Bixby

When the 2020 campaign is over, there are early indications that the discourse will be so nasty, the blows so low, that Americans will long for the comfort of the gutter.

By Lachlan Markay, Sam Stein

The Chamber of Commerce has only spent $1.6 million so far on ads this cycle, a fraction of what it used to devote to elections.

By Rick Wilson

This isn’t a presidential campaign ready to suddenly emerge with a cadre of competent adults n the room. It isn’t a campaign ready to convert from distress to comeback.

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By Hunter Woodall, Lachlan Markay

“He made a lot of pledges at the beginning... And then he just decided not to,” said Rebecca Katz, a progressive Democratic strategist.

By Molly Jong-Fast

The first daughter has had so many initiatives! And Junior is just so...so good with the apostrophes! How can the GOP not see that they’re the future?

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When a group of politics-obsessed college kids noticed that vast swaths of the country was going unpolled, they decided to crowd fund and commission their own. The fund took off.

Finally free from a gag order, the president’s niece appeared on “Good Morning America” to discuss her explosive new book.

Robert Unanue has every right to love Donald Trump if he wants to. But with rights come responsibilities, like owning up to the consequences.

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 UH HUH

Claims Trump’s top trade adviser Peter Navarro published op-ed blasting top epidemiologist “without approval.”

 CAN’T HELP HIMSELF

The white couple was widely ridiculed after pointing guns at a group of Black Lives Matter demonstrators on the street outside their St. Louis home.

 ICE, ICE, BABY

They’ll keep your drinks cold at the very least, but I think they will change your perspective on ice trays altogether.

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