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President Trump wants the feds to investigate too.

In his defense, just like Mrs. Clinton, he can't turn himself black.

Biden thinks big.

Dems know how to target their base.

Hispandering is an imprecise science.

Joe Biden may be repeating Hillary Clinton's mistakes.

How do you say "balkanization" in Spanish?

A conversation with a reporter.

He has big plans for you.

White backlash ain't what it used to be.

Who cares when both parties back "liberalism, modernism, cosmopolitanism and antiracism?"

If you give a mouse a cookie . . .

But he's offsetting it by picking up white voters.

He was the first European leader to back Mr. Trump in 2016.

"Among the cases are . . . individuals investigated for submitting absentee ballots on behalf of children or the deceased."

The alternative is worse.

It's economics, stupid.

They're responsible in good part for why the riots continue.

The horror, the horror.

It's race, stupid.

Coincidentally, North Carolina is no longer a solidly red state.

"[T]he senator told Jacob that she was also proud of him and how he is working through his pain.”

New frontiers for censorship.

A new flavor of Balkanization.

She has expressed consistent support for the riots.

"While there are examples of Trump signs also disappearing, there hasn’t been the same level of public outcry."

As America's population changes, will its politics follow?

"If there was the full participation of Muslim voters in this election, we'd have the ability to tip the vote in Florida, Virginia, Ohio, Michigan and Connecticut."

Welcome to the club.

Meanwhile, the GOP will hope for low black turnout.

NASA is at work.

Why Laura Loomer’s primary victory matters.

And gets a congratulations from President Trump.

What you probably missed.

It's as cringe-worthy as you'd expect.

What it’s like in Los Angeles

A slow but steady awakening.

"[Voter] registration plummeted 70 percent nationally during the first two months of the pandemic compared to 2016."

"Biden has positioned the Democratic Party for a profound generational and demographic transition."

Blacks may be less likely to vote for her than they would be for an all-black candidate.

Big Tech may be meddling in a congressional election.

Somali Muslim fends off African-American Lutheran.

Leftists on the black vote, ideological purity, and tokenism.

He hired incompetent blacks.

A black socialist demands more.

"This is for real. This is not 2016."

"Even powerful members of Congress, especially those representing majority-minority districts, can lose to a primary challenger from the left."

Campaign is "aimed at key constituencies, like black, Latino and Asian American and Pacific Islander voters."

The race was about "the racial dynamics in the district."

Black Lives Matter activist defeats machine politician. Both are black.

Mainstream GOP moneybags spent millions to defeat immigration hard-liner.

And the Republic.

President Trump is a superb debater. Joe Biden is not.

Trump axed Obama's "affordable housing" expansion. Biden would reinstate it.

Will the group that handed Trump his last victory do so again?

An interview with the author of "Sisters in Hate: American Women on the Front Lines of White Nationalism."

There is no escaping the smear.

And blacks now want to take them at their word.

"The Democratic left wants to terminate the succession of white folks making the history of the country."

Can the President break his "ceiling" of Hispanic support?

But is that enough to win?

What's changed?

Are the polls right this time?

Donald Trump campaigned against Tuberville's opponent, Jeff Sessions.

They will hit Florida and Arizona first.

More signs of hope from the East.

The Stupid Party in action.

He appeared on Tucker Carlson's show.

Ad had several versions to appeal to different Hispanic accents.

Three possibilities for our future.

Endorsements from the President don't matter as much as they did two years ago.

"Don't get caught in pointless debates about whether or not this is a racist country."

A lot has changed in the last 18 years.

It's the best way of avoiding tough questions.

White Democrats are voting for black candidates in ever-greater numbers.