Joe Biden

With former Vice President Joe Biden (D) officially choosing Senator Kamala Harris (D) as his Vice Presidential pick, the announcement drew both criticism and praise from Democrats.

Speculation continues to arise as former Vice President Joe Biden (D) still has not announced his running mate for the upcoming 2020 election.

In response, Terrie Rizzo (D), the Florida Democratic Party Chair, released a statement criticizing the Trump campaign, questioning “how many more Americans have to die before Donald Trump takes the coronavirus pandemic seriously?”

Democrats all over the country just got another dose of Biden reality yesterday as their 2020 presidential savior insulted every single African American with an epic gaffe where he contrasts Black Americans with Latinos.

This week, Florida Senator Marco Rubio (R) joined Sean Hannity on Fox News to discuss the upcoming Presidential election. In the interview, the Florida Senator warned of the idea of former Vice President Joe Biden (D) being president and what that would mean for the United States.

Amidst the growing COVID-19 Pandemic, President Trump (R) and former Vice President Joe Biden (D) have engaged in a back and forth when it comes to the rise of communist sympathy in the United States along with the human rights abuses in countries with communist governments like Venezuela.

With a newly unveiled 2 trillion-dollar climate agenda, former Vice President Joe Biden (D) continues to make a distinction between himself and President Trump, looking to capture the hearts and minds of voters through the pathos of his presidential agenda.

As former Vice President Joe Biden (D) appears to surge in the polls, Florida Senator Marco Rubio (R) has taken to Twitter to slam the Obama administration over its alleged inaction when it came to holding Venezuela accountable.

The “mainstream media” or the “FAKE NEWS” media as President Donald Trump like to call them, continues to run cover and refuse to report many of the troubling gaffes that vice president Joe Biden continues to make.

President Donald Trump and his campaign have been questioning vice president Joe Biden’s mental state, pointing to the slew of gaffes the former vice president has committed and the memory loss he appears to have suffered in his 78 years.

Vice president Joe Biden may have had one of his biggest senior moments yet when he attacked President Donald Trump for stating in an interview that he would be open to meeting with Venezuelan Dictator Nicholas Maduro, forgetting that he had previously hugged it out with the Venezuelan drug overlord.

Now, Florida Senator Rick Scott (R) is adding his voice to the conversations, noting that things have dramatically changed since his time as Florida Governor, and he’s warning that the ideas being debated in the political arena are dangerous.

A deep fissure exists and could continue to widen within the Democratic Party as a result of the tragic and unjust murder of George Floyd at the hands of police in Minneapolis. Liberal-to-moderate-minded House Democrats are opposing their progressive colleagues by not supporting their calls to defund police departments, and that's a big problem.

As some Democratic lawmakers question the effectiveness of defunding and disbanding police departments across the United States, Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz (R) is slamming Democrats that entertain the idea. While taking part in the House Judiciary Committee’s hearing on policing practices, the Florida lawmaker denounced the thought of defunding the police, calling it a deadly campaign. In addition, during the...

With the announcement that Minneapolis’s city council had agreed to disband police departments, the national conversation between lawmakers has now turned to whether or not they agree with extending this to the entire United States, leaving one Democratic congresswoman in Florida facing a tough re-election challenge.

Over the weekend, Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar (D) took part in the protests and addressed constituents, commenting that “the Minneapolis Police Department is rotten to the root and so when we dismantle it, we get rid of that cancer and we allow for something beautiful to rise.”

Vice president Joe Biden has taken a little bit of a lead over President Donald Trump in the latest average of national public opinion polls, and in several of the battleground states like Florida and Michigan, but barely.

Amidst the coronavirus pandemic and the national protests regarding the murder of George Floyd, President Trump (R) and former Vice President Joe Biden (D), the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, are still embroiled in campaigning for the upcoming 2020 presidential elections that are to be held in November.