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Jan 02

Presidential candidate Bennet unveils $6 trillion agenda

By Nicholas Riccardi, Associated Press

Michael Bennet says his "Real Deal" is more realistic than the sweeping proposals of more liberal contenders for the Democratic nomination who have out-polled him.

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Jan 02

Sanders and Trump surge, Biden rebounds in fundraising race

By Will Weissert, Associated Press

Sen. Bernie Sanders announced Thursday that his campaign had raised an impressive $34.5 million in the final three months of last year, while former Vice President Joe Biden rebounded from a summer slump with a respectable $22.7 million.

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Jan 01

Pete Buttigieg raised more than $24.7 million in last quarter, campaign says

By Alexandra Jaffe, Associated Press

In a memo from campaign manager Mike Schmuhl, Buttigieg’s campaign said on Wednesday it had received more than 2 million contributions from over 733,000 people and had raised $76 million since he launched his bid for president.

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Dec 31

Sanders says he’ll enact national clean water standards for PFAS

By Holly Ramer, Associated Press

Sen. Bernie Sanders said as president, he will create national clean water standards for PFAS and other chemicals in an effort to guarantee clean drinking water “as a human right.”…

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Dec 31

Warren blasts billionaires as 2020 candidates ring in the new year

By Will Weissert, Associated Press

Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren is marking one year of running for president by slamming billionaires who she says put corporate interests above the needs of the rest of the country.

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Dec 31

2020 candidate Deval Patrick hopes his charm can make up for late start

By Alexandra Jaffe, Associated Press

Patrick's reputation is built on his charm and oratorical skills in groups big and small, an appeal that powered his surprise victory over more seasoned politicians in the 2006 Massachusetts governor's race.

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Dec 30

Biden questioned about sharing 2020 ticket with Republican

By Hunter Woodall, Associated Press

Former Vice President Joe Biden entertained the idea of choosing a Republican as a 2020 running mate as he campaigned Monday — though he conceded he didn't have anyone specific in mind.

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Dec 30

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How 2020 Democrats are making their year-end push

By Lisa Desjardins

In the final weekend of the year, candidates for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination traversed Iowa and New Hampshire to rally support for primary contests that are now only weeks away. The end of 2019 also comes with a fundraising…

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Dec 30

Seeking Latinos’ support in Florida, Democrats fight socialist tag

By Adriana Gomez Licon, Associated Press

President Donald Trump and his allies have been hammering Democrats as leftists and anti-capitalists — knowing such labels call up images of corruption and poverty.

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Dec 30

Sanders’ doctors say he’s healthy enough for ‘rigors of presidency’

By Will Weissert, Associated Press

Bernie Sanders suffered “modest heart muscle damage" during his October heart attack but has since been doing well and should be able to continue campaigning for president “without limitation," according to letters released Monday by his primary care physician and…

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