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The article features California Congresswoman Katie Porter and her candidacy for U.S. Senate seat to be vacated by retiring Senator Dianne Feinstein. Also cited are her rivals like Representatives Barbara Lee and Adam Schiff, Porter's specialization in bankruptcy law under former law professor and senator Elizabeth Warren, and the comment of Professor Matthew Beckmann on Porter.

In the article, the author discusses how the Democrats should advance their presidential campaign to increase the chances of U.S. President Joe Biden's reelection. Also cited are the need for the Democrats to focus on Biden's accomplishments showing that he is a good president and why they should refrain from focusing on the issue of former President Donald Trump as a threat to democracy.

In the article, the author presents some strategies that the Democrats should adopt to increase their chances of winning the 2024 presidential elections, particularly on focusing on the radicalism of former U.S. President Donald Trump and beyond. Also cited are the need to warn the voters on how radical right politicians could enchain American democracy and the possibility of a constitutional convention to end core rights and protections if the Republicans win power.

In the article, the author discusses how the Democrats, particularly presumptive presidential candidate, President Joe Biden, should run their political campaign to win re-election. Also cited are the reasons why the Republicans are allegedly making a mistake for renominating former President Donald Trump, and the political issues that the Democrats should focus on like climate change and the fight for democracy.

In the article, the author discusses how the Democratic party should advance its presidential campaign to bolster the chances of reelection of their presumptive candidate President Joe Biden. Also cited are the need to play both offense and defense in advancing democracy and civil rights like the right to legal abortion and make the Republicans' position on abortion as a referendum on their character, and the need to criticize the Republicans' actions like enacting voter suppression laws.

The article discusses whether the Democratic Party can defeat U.S. Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin in the 2022 mid-term elections. Also cited are how Johnson defeated former Democratic Senator Russ Feingold in the 2010 election, Johnson's actions in the Senate like questioning the effectiveness of the Covid-19 vaccines and promoting conspiracy theories about border security, and the perceived positive public opinions for Republicans leading to the elections.

In the article, the author features U.S. Senator Michael Bennet of Colorado and his political platform in his reelection campaign in the 2022 midterm elections. Also cited are Bennet's role in the enactment of American Rescue Plan that include the expanded child tax credit, Bennet's advocacy to end child poverty, and the tough campaign facing Bennet in the election.

The article discusses the reasons why the 2020 U.S. presidential election will be a referendum on the political leadership of President Donald Trump. Also cited are the possible effects of the coronavirus pandemic to the campaigns of Trump and his presumptive Democratic rival Joe Biden, the results of the Democratic and Republican primaries, and the possible impacts of issues like sexism and racial attitudes to the election.

The article reports on the U.S. Senate campaign of Michigan congresswoman Elissa Slotkin, particularly her focus on gun control as a campaign issue. Slotkin is running for the seat vacated by senator Debbie Stabenow. Also cited are a brief career history of Slotkin including her deployment in Iraq as a Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) staff and her membership to the New Democrat Coalition and the Problem Solvers Caucus.

The article reports on the move by the Republicans to attack presumptive Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden as of May 2020. Also cited are the plan by Senator Ron Johnson to probe Biden's son Hunter Biden's job at Ukrainian gas firm Burisma, the claim by incumbent President Donald Trump to make the Hunter issue a focus of his campaign, and Joe's perceived advantages over Trump.

The article discusses the Republican candidates for U.S. president, particularly Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich, and explores their policy statements on issues such as the economy, foreign policy, and health care reform. It is argued that beyond their opposition to the policies of president Barack Obama, the Republican candidates have not developed detailed coherent proposals of their own.