7 Things To Watch For In The Trump-Biden Rematch
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It’s a long road to November.
It’s official. President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are headed for a rematch in 2024. Both men officially clinched their respective party nominations on Tuesday night, putting an effective end to a not-especially-dramatic presidential primary season.
As the real race opens, Trump has a small, steady and surmountable lead over Biden in public polling. But there are almost eight months for the race to evolve. Here are six questions worth watching as it does.
Why Care?
Poll after poll and headline after headline blares the same message: Voters don’t want a Biden v. Trump rematch. And yet, here we are.
Instead of pining for a new face, people might want to pay attention to what the two candidates are running on. Both of these old men are pitching visions for the country that seek to turn the page on the past 40-plus years of American history. They just happen to be wildly divergent visions.
The anonymous John Doe plaintiff shared his experience for the first time Tuesday in a disturbing interview with CNN.
“Violence is never the answer. Period," the Massachusetts senator said of CEO Brian Thompson's slaying in New York.
Scrim, a 17-pound mutt that's mostly terrier, has inspired tattoos, T-shirts and even a ballad as he eludes capture from the posse of volunteers.
The Vermont independent noted he'll be 89 at the end of his upcoming Senate term: "You can do the figuring."
"One new brace for my wrist and some ice for my arm and it’ll heal just fine," the South Carolina Republican said.
“It's a very disturbing sort of thing to be living in a place where something so horrific could happen, and we have no idea why or how, or if it could ever happen again,” said Amy Fletcher, Maggie Long's theater teacher.
The president-elect's son congratulated Guilfoyle after he was apparently pictured holding hands with another woman.
The president said he "learned something from" the president-elect.
The 11-year-old girl fell through the ice while trying to help a 12-year-old boy who plunged in before her at Washington Park Lake in Albany.
Authorities say a motorist was killed as police responded to a bomb threat at the Georgia home of the congresswoman.
“I wish it was different, but our beloved monarchs are in trouble and they need our help.”