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Joe Biden understands the nature of this election. Donald Trump simply does not.

Judge Amy Coney Barrett, whose Senate confirmation hearing for a seat on the Supreme Court begins Monday, is exceptionally qualified and brilliant.

Did you catch the vice presidential debate Wednesday night? If you did, you've got to think the Biden people are beginning to regret picking Kamala Harris for the ticket.

Beware the puffball "town halls" that have been organized by CNN and NBC to help former Vice President Joe Biden's Democratic presidential campaign.

Wednesday night’s debaters and the moderator ought to be commended for getting national security and foreign policy back into the discussion.

As we step into the twentieth year of war in Afghanistan, members of Congress should listen to the people they represent.

At the VP debate, Harris began by attempting to deceive the American people about the COVID-19 pandemic.

Mike Pence and Kamala Harris did a public service by offering a contrast on issues and values that voters aren’t getting from the media or the presidential candidates.

Alas, the substantive aspects of the evening were largely meaningless because this election is about one thing — Trump. Trump, Trump, Trump.

The VP debate came off as infinitely more civilized than the first presidential debate but at times it was equally frustrating to viewers.

The vice-presidential faceoff was a much better debate than the one last week between former Vice President Joe Biden and President Trump.

At the VP debate Harris failed to make the case that she’s ready to assume command of our country.

Democratic vice-presidential nominee Sen. Kamala Harris made it clear at her Wednesday night debate with Vice President Mike Pence that President Trump and Pence have neither delivered on their campaign promises nor protected America from the COVID-19 pandemic — and that Joe Biden is the leader we need now to restore and unite our country.

The Supreme Court of Michigan invalidated the coronavirus pandemic executive orders of Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer as well as the statute on which she based those orders.

Now, what should you expect at the debate? Two different visions. One positive. One apocalyptic. You can guess who's who.

Republicans from President Trump, to U.S. Senate and House nominees, to GOP state-legislative candidates all should sign what I am calling the "Ginsburg Amendment Pledge" and make noise when they do.

With 27 days to go until Election Day 2020, the American people deserve to hear from Joe Biden.

It is not unrealistic to think that Pence or Harris could be America’s president in the not-too-distant future

As a liberal Democrat, here are eight things I would like to see in the debate Kamala Harris and Mike Pence.

On Tuesday, Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe released parts of the documents underlying his earlier revelation about Hillary Clinton’s role in orchestrating the Trump-Russia collusion farce.