This time Bloomberg is up with an ad which touts his close relationship with our 44th president, and how Bloomberg has worked with Obama on important issues like gun safety, education and job creation.

If Yang truly wants to become the Democratic nominee, he absolutely should be taking lots of meetings. But with folks who can do a lot more for his candidacy than Oprah Winfrey.

Making his draft executive orders public would give voters an important window into what a Sanders presidency could well look like.

Mike Bloomberg this week began running a new ad urging lawmakers to vote to remove Trump from office. The 30-second ad will run in 27 states, including Colorado, Maine, Arizona, and North Carolina, where Republican senators are facing difficult re-election efforts.

It shouldn't have been surprising that, since Republicans were not listening to the will of the voters, that in November's elections those same voters dumped the Republicans and put Democrats solidly in charge.

On Sunday, the 19th, the New York Times released its Editorial Board's endorsement. Or endorsement(s) in this case

In a video posted onto his twitter, Republican Senator Ted Cruz addressed his follower regarding the House's decision to send the articles to the Senate for a trial, referring to the ongoing impeachment trial as a "circus."

The new year brought us another round of debates, the last until the Iowa Caucuses on February 3. This debate has been the seventh so far, with a shrinking pool of debaters and of issues to discuss.

Whether women, LGBT Americans or DC residents, they all are seeking merely the same rights as their fellow citizens.

The fact is that Americans have elected a woman for president. And we may well be doing it again this year, too.