Beto O'Rourke's donors and supporters are prodding him to run for president or Senate in 2020

The rising Democratic star is privately engaging with his donors and supporters about his next move. Two of the options on the table include either running for president in 2020 or a move for John Cornyn's Senate seat.

CNBC

United States

Democracy

World News
Short URL

Latest News

WashingtonPost: University of Maryland-led survey finds honeybee losses highest in 13 years this winter

WashingtonPost: House lawmakers unveil bipartisan anti-robocall bill

FOX: Jesse Watters: Joe Biden a 'civil rights pioneer,' Dem critics trying to apply '2019 morality on the reality of 1972 America'

BBC: 'I want to be a guinea pig to help others'

ABC: US judge tosses lawsuit against glass artist Dale Chihuly

ABC: Phoenix facility where woman was raped losing Medicaid funds

Jpost: Chinese and North Korean leaders agree to strengthen bilateral ties

BBC: How do we tackle climate emergency in Wales?

BBC: RAF jet named after Caernarfon war hero Lionel Rees

BBC: 'Gig buddies' learning disabilities scheme to expand

BBC: Climate change funding in Wales 'not enough'

BBC: Inside Pakistan's first retirement home for third-gender people

BBC: Sri Chinmoy Self-Transcendence: The 3,100-mile race around a New York block

BBC: Spearmint Rhino strippers fighting for the right to strip

WashingtonPost: Why Japan Is Hosting the World Cup

WashingtonPost: Nomura Has Awkward Questions to Answer

FOX: Trump says he's confident about trade deal between US, Canada and Mexico

FOX: Iranian missile shoots down US Navy drone amid escalating tensions

FOX: Judge temporarily blocks ICE from making arrests in Mass. courthouses

FOX: Meet the four latest Democrats who have joined the chorus calling for Trump's impeachment

FOX: Judge temporarily blocks ICE from making arrests in Mass. courthouses

FOX: Meet the four latest Democrats who have joined the chorus calling for Trump's impeachment

CNN: Montreal hasn't had an MLB team for 15 years. Tampa Bay might change that by splitting its home games

12 Related Articles, between 2018-11-18 and 2018-11-16

Democrat Gil Cisneros defeats Republican Young Kim, flipping last GOP House seat in Orange County >>

Democrats are reportedly divided over tax hikes. Reaction from Grover Norquist, founder and president of Americans for Tax Reform. >>

Democrats targeting your taxes in 2019?. How and why the left plans to throw a major wrench in the GOP tax overhaul. >>

GOP lame ducks in House need to move fast before their wings are clipped. Congressional Republicans need to pass bills quickly before Democrats gain majority control of the House. >>

GOP seeks last-ditch laws in states where its power slipped. Braced for a new era of divided government, lame-duck Republicans who have long controlled two upper Midwest states are priming last-ditch laws to advance their conservative agenda or to weaken the influence of Democratic governors-elect >>

GOP senator: Voting should be ‘a little more difficult’ … if you’re a Democrat. It's what everyone knows they're doing, and it works. >>

House Republicans preparing for new role in the minority. Incoming House Republican Conference Chair Rep. Liz Cheney speaks out on finding common ground with Democrats on 'Sunday Morning Futures.' >>

Is party disarray a sign of things to come for Democrats?. With Dems disagreeing over health care, what does this mean for the rest of their agenda? GOP strategist Amy Tarkanian and Democratic strategist Antjuan Seawright debate. >>

Ranked-choice voting used in Maine as Democrats clinch another U.S. House seat. Democrats picked up another seat in the House Thursday, after Jared Golden defeated incumbent Republican Congressman Bruce Poliquin. Marina Villeneuve, a Maine state house reporter for the Associated Press, joins CBSN to discuss the state's unique voter system. >>

Republican turned independent thinks Democrats can save the GOP. Republican campaign strategist turned independent MSNBC commentator Steve Schmidt believes it is Democrats who could help save the Republican Party. >>

Senate Democrats sue to block Trump’s acting attorney general Matt Whitaker. “Installing Matthew Whitaker so flagrantly defies constitutional law that any viewer of School House Rock would recognize it,” Sen. Richard Blumenthal said in a statement. >>

With the party a mess, how will Dems execute anything?. Now that Democrats have power in the House, will they be able to work together? GOP political analyst Mark W. Smith weighs in. >>

CNBC: Beto O'Rourke's donors and supporters are prodding him to run for president or Senate in 2020

Latest News

12 Related Articles, between 2018-11-18 and 2018-11-16