Chuck Todd
Chuck Todd
Chuck Todd is NBC News’ chief political analyst and the former moderator of “Meet The Press.”
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America’s two major political parties are simply too big
These monopolies do more to crush potential competition (in the idea space) than they do to empower those looking for more representation.
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First Read: Trump starts the general after squandering a head start
Fourteen months after Clinton launched her second presidential bid and almost a year since Donald Trump began his run, the general election officially begins.
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First Read: How Hillary Clinton clinched
After a rollercoaster of political highs and lows since launching her campaign, Clinton took advantage of four factors in her race against Bernie Sanders.
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First Read: What will Bernie Sanders do?
Does he continue fighting all of the way through July’s Democratic convention? Or does he bow out after tomorrow’s results? And bow out gracefully?
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First Read: Trump’s takeover of the GOP is now complete
Now that House Speaker Paul Ryan (Romney’s 2012 running mate) has endorsed him, Trump’s dominance of the Republican Party is undeniable.
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First Read: Whose poll numbers are worse — Trump’s or Clinton’s?
May was a rough polling month for Hillary Clinton. But she’s still leading Trump nationally.
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First Read: Trump’s temperament problem
For all of the attention on Hillary Clinton’s honesty and trustworthiness, Donald Trump has maybe even a bigger problem.
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First Read: Why Hillary Clinton needs to win California
Hillary Clinton doesn’t want to give Bernie Sanders any legitimate rationale to remain in the race beyond the final primaries.
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First Read: Trump’s weaknesses overshadow Clinton’s
For every Clinton weakness, Trump often has an even bigger one.
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First Read: The 2016 urban-rural divide
Clinton is crushing Trump among registered voters in urban areas (58%-33%), while Trump is ahead of Clinton by an even bigger margin in rural areas (60%-29%).