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JUNE 25, 2020: The Democratic National Committee advised delegates not to attend the Democratic National Convention in August. Donald Trump is traveling to Green Bay to record a Fox News town hall.

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“It’s not just Biden’s margin that stands out, either; he’s also only one of three candidates to crack the 50 percent mark at this point in the cycle. (The other two were Richard Nixon in 1972 and Ronald Reagan in 1984, both of whom were incumbents who went on to win landslide victories by 23 and 18 points, respectively.) It’s unlikely that Biden wins by that sort of margin, given our increasingly polarized politics, but it is a sign that there are fewer undecided or third-party voters for Trump to pick up to help improve his position. It also doesn’t bode well for Trump that he is in the worst position of any incumbent since Jimmy Carter in 1980.

But before you declare Biden the winner, remember his lead is not insurmountable. Polls closer to November could very well show a race that is tightening. At this point in the 1988 cycle, Michael Dukakis led nationally by almost 5 points, and in 2000, George W. Bush was up by nearly 8 points. But Dukakis ended up losing by nearly 8 points in November while Bush narrowly lost the popular vote. (He still won the Electoral College, thanks to Florida.)”

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The Democratic National Committee announced ([link removed]) on Wednesday that delegates should not attend the DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION ([link removed]) in August in Milwaukee due to concerns with the coronavirus pandemic.

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At least two dozen Republican national security officials who served in the Reagan, Bush I, and Bush II administrations are endorsing ([link removed]) JOE BIDEN ([link removed]) . _Reuters_ reported the group will publicly endorse and campaign for Biden.

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The PRO-BIDEN super PAC, Unite the Country, released three television and digital ads ([link removed]) on Wednesday highlighting Biden’s economic record and response to the 2008 financial crisis.

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BIDEN hired ([link removed]) L.T. McCrimmon as North Carolina state director and Alana Mounce as Nevada state director as part of a staff build-up in the two battleground states.

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DONALD TRUMP ([link removed]) is visiting Wisconsin ([link removed]) to tour the shipbuilder Fincantieri Marinette Marine. He is also traveling to Green Bay to record a town hall with Fox News host Sean Hannity.

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The TRUMP campaign is suing ([link removed]) Priorities USA for airing an ad criticizing Trump’s response to the coronavirus pandemic, saying it misrepresents his use of the word “hoax.”

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FiveThirtyEight: Biden Has A Historically Large Lead Over Trump, But It Could Disappear ([link removed])

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The New York Times: The People Running Campaigns Don’t Look Like Me ([link removed])

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Politico: Trump team looks to prevent a Tulsa-style debacle in Jacksonville ([link removed])

FLASHBACK: JUNE 25, 2016

The Democratic Platform Drafting Committee approved ([link removed]) a final draft of the party’s platform that included calls to raise the minimum wage to $15, abolish the death penalty, more strictly regulate Wall Street, establish a multi-millionaire surtax, and review existing trade agreements like the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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