Action Alerts

As the weeks march along, more and more Democrats are grappling with the question: how do we stop Joe Biden?

This week, the House will vote on a package of seven health care and drug pricing bills, the Strengthening Health Care and Lowering Prescription Drug Costs Act and The Equality Act. And the Senate will continue to confirm President Trump’s nominees.

It was yet another busy week in Washington and on the campaign trail as President Trump hosted Tiger Woods at the White House on Monday to present him with the presidential medal of freedom. Meanwhile, the unemployment rate dropped to a 50-year low, putting Democrats in the tricky position of having to explain why that’s a bad thing.

It’s still early days in the 2020 Democratic presidential primary, but the gloves are starting to come off. Both Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren have shown they’re not shy about highlighting their policy differences with the field’s frontrunner, Joe Biden.

This week features a Trump rally in Panama City, Florida, Beto O’Rourke attending numerous town halls and house parties in Iowa, and Joe Biden makes his first trip to Nevada as a 2020 presidential candidate.

Though Joe Biden is clearly the current frontrunner in the 2020 Democratic presidential primary, his competitors are subtly (for now) doing what they can to knock him down a peg or two. Meanwhile, attendees of the She The People conference in Houston last week raised the alarm on Bernie’s ability to connect to minorities.

It’s back to work for Congress after a two-week recess. Meanwhile, the President and First Lady will attend a National Day of Prayer dinner and service.