President Donald Trump’s response to his COVID-19 diagnosis, including his shock move to upend talks with Congress on shoring up a pandemic-hit economy, has fellow Republicans fearing they might lose their U.S. Senate majority in next month’s election. Get partner Ron Bonjean’s take in this article.
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The president’s personal battle with Covid-19 is amplifying his approach to politics, not altering it. Partner Ron Bonjean weighs in with NBC News in this article.
Democrats are signaling they intend to go after Republicans who back Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s confirmation to the Supreme Court before Election Day not only this November, but in November 2022. Get Partner Rodell Mollineau’s perspective in this article from The Hill.
With a pandemic ravaging a divided country’s health and economy, and social justice in the spotlight to an extent rarely seen previously, most indicators point to a significant election. VP Kaylin Trychon shares tips for communicators around identifying and combatting misinformation around the election in the PR News October newsletter.
With 29 days until the election, there is still plenty of time for unforeseen events to sway voters. Ron Bonjean joins BBC News to discuss how President Trump’s COVID diagnosis may, or may not, sway voters.
Partner Ron Bonjean sits down with The Well News to share an insider look at the Supreme Court confirmation process, based on his experience as communications Sherpa for the confirmation of Justice Neil Gorsuch.
Did the first Presidential debate sway undecided voters? Partner Ron Bonjean weighs in.
Inez Stepman of Independent Women’s Forum, Democratic strategist and ROKK partner Kristen Hawn and Fox Business correspondent Kennedy weigh in on what will connect with undecided voters during the first 2020 presidential debate.
The Senate Judiciary hearing room will become an extension of the 2020 campaign trail next month — and not just because the committee features the Democratic vice-presidential nominee. Partner Ron Bonjean weighs in on the benefits of being on the committee while campaigning for re-election.
Republicans have scheduled a hearing for Judge Amy Coney Barrett for Oct. 12, just over two weeks after Trump announced her nomination. But how much time do Senators really need to research and prepare for a Supreme Court nominee? Partner Ron Bonjean weighs in.