Author: Peter Funt, Opinion contributor

Is the White House worried about a gaffe or poor showing by the new president? Conservative news outlets are eagerly promoting such speculation.

The election is over, but Trump’s campaign is still bombarding his supporters with conspiracy-mongering demands for more money. It’s exhausting.

Biden must weigh who can help him win, who is simpatico with him, who has the broadest appeal and who could be called on to take over.

With the Democrats’ fourth debate rapidly approaching, here are the topics you should be keeping an eye on.

Biden is the front-runner in a campaign of epic importance. He deserves the same scrutiny and judgment as Trump. What he says should mean something.

Democratic presidential candidates argue that we have ‘rights’ to education, jobs and health care. Those are goals, not rights, and they should say so.

Mayor Pete is laying groundwork for a future when he will be older and more experienced, and more voters will be ready for a gay first family.

2020 Democrats are faulted for flipping or praised for maturing as they explain their shifting positions. Trump doesn’t worry about niceties like that.