“Testing the waters”
Eric Holder says he’ll decide on 2020 run in March
NBC News reports that former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, a Democrat, is considering running for the Democratic Party’s 2020 presidential nomination and will make his decision “in about three weeks.”
Read MoreBullock steps closer to White House run with Iowa visit
POLITICO reports that Montana Governor Steve Bullock will be testing the waters of a 2020 presidential run later this week with a trip to Iowa for several meetings with local Democrats.
Read MoreMichael Bennet could be the answer to the question every Democrat is asking
This Washington Post opinion piece by Joe Scarborough suggests that Senator Michael Bennet (D-CO) could be a contender for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination.
Read MoreColorado Sen. Michael Bennet hints about joining crowded Democratic race for president
The Denver Post reports that Senator Michael Bennet (D-CO) has hinted that he may seek the Democratic Party’s 2020 presidential nomination.
Read MoreSherrod Brown runs as Biden without the baggage
POLITICO reports on the similarities between possible presidential campaigns by Sherrod Brown and Joe Biden.
Read MoreBiden presses Hill friends for 2020 support
POLITICO reports that former vice president Joe Biden is calling on Capitol Hill Democrats for support of a possible 2020 presidential campaign.
Read MoreHoward Schultz Vows not to be ‘spoiler’ for President Trump’s re-election
Chicago Tribune reports that ex-Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz “told a Chicago crowd Monday night that he’s been battered and bruised by Democrats nationally who are angered that he’s contemplating an independent run for president” but promised he would “do nothing to be a spoiler … to re-elect Donald Trump.”
Read MoreBiden’s Anguished Search for a Path to Victory
The Atlantic reports that Joe Biden is “giving everyone he’s seen in recent weeks the feeling that he’s very close to saying yes” to running for president in 2020 and his activities certainly constitute “testing the waters” under federal campaign finance law.
Read MoreElizabeth Warren’s First Disclosure Report Shows NO “Testing the Waters” Fundraising or Spending
Senator Elizabeth Warren, who registered a presidential election campaign committee with the Federal Election Commission on December 31, 2018, reported NO “testing the waters” fundraising or spending on its first disclosure report, which was filed with the FEC on January 31, 2019. How can this be?
Read MoreMichael Bloomberg says he’ll decide whether to run for president within ‘two, three, four weeks’
WMUR9 reports that “[d]uring a day-long campaign-style swing through the Granite State, former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg said he will decide whether to run for president by the end of February.”
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