Bernie Sanders kicked off his 2020 campaign on Saturday in Brooklyn, doubling down on his progressive agenda and maintaining his position staunchly to the left of a crowded field of Democratic nominees in his second bid for the U.S. presidency.
Donald Trump is “a threat to everything” Bernie Sanders and his supporters stand for, Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine said on Good Morning America Thursday.
Day two of the Democratic National Convention could be just as raucous on the floor as Monday. The roll call vote of each state, which is going to take place later Tuesday, will pose an even bigger opportunity for disgruntled Sanders supporters to show their displeasure with the presumptive nominee Hillary Clinton.
Here are the five biggest stories to keep an eye on as the Democratic National Convention starts Monday.
If you missed the speeches from Day 1 of the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, watch videos of the big ones.
With big differences in economic policy separating the presidential candidates, a former Federal Reserve Board vice chairman said there’s common ground that could help boost wages, create jobs and close the socioeconomic status gap.