NBC News Political Reporter Shaquille Brewster joins the Lid to talk about what's at stake for Sen. Bernie Sanders on the second night of the Democratic Debates.

Alex Seitz-Wald takes a close look at the clock for the first Democratic debate and outlines a plan for candidates who need to break through. 

What do you do if you only get five minutes to make your case to America? Or you aren't on the stage at all? Melissa Holzberg introduces the first wave of ads in the Democratic primary. 

Alex Seitz-Wald compares the 2020 Democratic primary to a game of Apples to Apples, where trying to predict which argument the judge (or average swing voter) will pick is nearly impossible. 

The most popular solution, Mark Murray says, is term limits for Congress.

Using Joe Biden's comments about working with segregationists and President Trump's refusal to apologize to the "Central Park Five," Carrie Dann explains how the 2020 game is not being played by the same set of rules.

One week from the debate, Carrie Dann lays out the results of a 2020 "electability" poll from Monmouth University. 

Carrie Dann analyzes Trump's thought process as he heads to Orlando to speak at his first re-election rally. 

A day after an NBC poll shows American support for impeachment is up, Carrie Dann has the "millionest" dollar question: What does that mean for Nancy Pelosi and 2020 candidates?

The first 2020 Democratic debate is less than two weeks ago, and the DNC just announced the lineup. Carrie Dann discusses the candidates and who and what to watch out for on June 26 and 27.