Until recently the 2020 election was a simple referendum on the Trump presidency.

There is still ample opportunity for the incumbent to come from behind – as he did in 2016 – and win a second term. 

There are clear opportunities for Trump to close the gap with Biden, and even, potentially to eke out another Electoral College win in November.

As the political world’s first “Zoom Convention” gets underway Democrats are poised to keep voters asking questions about Trump, not themselves.

Biden’s 2020 strategy is quite simple

The announcement Wednesday that former Vice President Joe Biden will not travel to the Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee to accept his party’s presidential nomination because of the coronavirus pandemic could be a plus for his presidential campaign.

Former Vice President Joe Biden is getting help in his presidential campaign from a surprising source — President Trump.

Is there anything that the president and his team can do to prove the pundits wrong again, just as they did in 2016?

A week ago, in the wake of a possible flattening of the COVID-19 growth curve, President Trump’s campaign could maintain some optimism.  

The president – and the entire Republican party – runs a clear risk in trying to run without the support of this group, especially if Biden is trying to organize them.