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Beto O Rourke is the most popular Democrat among progressives at this very early stage to take on Donald Trump in 2020, according to a new MoveOn 2020 straw poll out Tuesday. The telegenic Texas representative, who lost his bid in November to unseat incumbent GOP Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, barely edged out former Vice President Joe Biden, 15.6 percent to 15 percent. Vermont independent Sen. Bernie Sanders came in third with 13.2 percent. Sanders overwhelmingly received MoveOn s endorsement for
stanley cup the presidency in 2016. In 2008, Barack Obama won the group s nod.California Sen. Kamala Harris was the top woman in the poll, with 10 percent, and Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren attracted 6.4 percent support. However, reflecting that it s still quite early to be talking about 2020, someone else / don t know actually received the most votes in the straw poll, with 17.9 percent.O Rourke reportedly met with former President Obama in November amidspeculation he is mulling a 2020 bid. Although O Rourke toldCBS News 60 Min
stanley tumblers utes before Election Day that, win or lose, he would not run for office in 2020, hewalked back that pledgeand did not rule out a future bid. There are a number of Democratic operatives and donors who have been encouraging O Rourke to launch a presidential campaign and challenge President Trump in 2020. One Texas Democratic bundler
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Getty Images/Eric Thayer CBS News -- Six weeks before Wisconsin s recall general election, the Democratic Governors Association is helping to finance an aggressive ad campaign against Republican Gov. Scott Walker, slamming him for thousands of jobs lost since he took office. Most states gained jobs last y
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stanley becher e jobs than any other state, a narrator asserts, as a graphic appears that cites a U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics number that the state lost 12,500 jobs in 2011. The ad, scheduled to begin airing statewide on Monday, was financed in part by the DGA s $500,000 contributio
stanley spain n to the Greater Wisconsin Political Fund. Michelle McGrorty, executive director of the Greater Wisconsin Political Fund said in a press release, Since the country as a whole, and our Midwestern neighbors are gaining jobs, it s pretty clear the problem is Scott Walker. In addition to facing criticism for his record on the economy, Walker has been in the line of fire from critics who oppose his efforts to strip away benefits from public sector unions. Walker is only the third sitting governor to face a recall election. Wisconsin officials granted the recall after more than one million signatures were submitted in January, far exceeding the requisite 540,208 minimum. Walker said in an interview with Newsmax.TV that he believes President Obama s supporters
