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Dean Phillips, a long-shot candidate challenging President Joe Biden for the Democratic nomination, is struggling to be heard in a race dominated by the Biden campaign and Democratic Party officials. Phillips believes that the nomination is being handed to Biden without proper debate and democracy. Despite having similar policy positions to Biden, Phillips sees Biden as a weak leader and an existential threat to democracy due to his vulnerability to former President Donald Trump. Phillips has accused the Biden campaign and national Democrats of muzzling him and limiting his media exposure. He is frustrated by the lack of full ballot access, which means that his campaigning efforts will not translate into delegates at the convention. Despite these challenges, Phillips remains determined and is trying to reach voters through alternative platforms. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the diminishing influence of early primary states, such as Iowa and New Hampshire, in the presidential nomination process. The traditional system of candidates campaigning in these states and gaining momentum from their victories is changing due to changes in the primary schedule and the presence of well-known front-runners like President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump. The article also mentions the impact of fundraising and the nationalization of presidential campaigns in reducing the significance of early states. Despite these changes, supporters of Iowa and New Hampshire argue that these states still play a critical role in the selection of a president. [Extracted from the article]

The article discuses the 2024 presidential elections of United States. It is reported that the Democratic National Committee is moving to strip both New Hampshire and Iowa of their longtime status as first in line to hold nominating contests. It is further reported that Iowa and New Hampshire both have recorded just a handful of potential 2024 candidates.

Graham has been largely supportive of Trump but did not deliver on Trump's central demand - to vote to overturn the 2020 election Biden won. President and Democratic candidate Joe Biden is adding a new role to portfolio as his reelection campaign revs up: troller-in-chief. [Extracted from the article]

The article informs the President Joe Biden and Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell have formed an unlikely political alliance. It mentions to come together due to a common enemy hard-right Republicans who could obstruct Biden's agenda and McConnell's Senate majority hopes. It highlight the publicly disagreed over Biden's proposals, they have become pragmatic allies. It highlight the alliance is an example of the old adage that politics makes for strange bedfellows.

The article presents a speech by U.S. President, Joe Biden on second State of the Union address. Topics included policing reform, tax fairness, abortion access, social Security and Medicare, attack on American democracy on January 6, bipartisanship, and moving away from fossil fuels. It is further noted that Biden's speech was unambitious, drawing on proposals he had already offered, and illustrated by personal anecdotes.

The article offers information on the political condition in the U.S.. It mentions information on the new infrastructure law and Build Back Better social spending package announced by the President, Joe Biden and his administration. It mention views of Transportation Secretary, Pete Buttigieg, on the infrastructure development in the U.S.. It also mentions political rivalry between Biden and former president Donald Trump.

The article offers information on the Former Vice President of the U.S. Joe Biden sees his front -runner status challenged and his fundraising lag behind primary foes, his campaign demeanor has taken a sharp turn. It mentions that he called Trump's withdrawal of troops from Syria; and suggested that U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren was somehow naive to believe such a non-interventionist policy was realistic.