Philippe J. Fournier: Biden’s lead in the polls has been remarkably consistent. The key will be what happens in states Trump narrowly won in 2016.
Tag Archives: U.S. election
The unmasking of Donald Trump
Adnan R. Khan: As Trump’s poll numbers plummet, a desperate U.S. president reveals his true colours, and finds theatrics can only take him so far
Hillary Clinton lost the U.S. election one year ago—and women kept losing
Opinion: Over the past 12 months, the fragility of women’s rights and safety has only gotten clearer
Five underrated reasons for Trump’s win
After Trump’s win, a look at some news stories that now appear to have been bigger than they seemed at the time
Wrong, wrong, wrong: Fact-checking the first presidential debate
Clinton delegated the task of fact-checking to her massive campaign team. Her political neophyte opponent took on the task himself, and made a hash out of it.
Bad news for Canada: the commodity complex has crumbled
Your top financial and economic news for Nov. 5
Are U.S. mid-term election days the perfect time to buy stocks?
Your top financial and economic news for Nov. 4
Newsmakers 2012: Obama rules
A humbled President pledges to be in ‘a constant conversation’ with the people during his second term
Republican soul-searching for 2016
Losing an election you were certain to win is never easy. Up against a President who had a sustained high level of unemployment for all his term in office, Republicans had an opportunity to make this a one-term administration. They also believed they would make gains in the Senate, if not win it outright. None of this happened, and Republicans have offered divergent views about what went wrong, and what needs to be done.
Gary Doer on U.S. elections, the ‘fiscal cliff,’ and the after-effects of Argo
In conversation with Canada’s ambassador to the U.S.