Election Ride Home

A few more details emerge about the September debates, rumors abound that Amash may enter the race as a third-party challenger, a look at Biden’s new campaign strategy, Yang’s plan to revitalize American malls, Biden releases yet more tax returns, and McGrath rakes in record money in her Kentucky Senate race.

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Links:

• Third Democratic primary debate will be in Houston (Politico)
• Democratic presidential primary debate (September 12-13, 2019) (BallotPedia)
• Justin Amash: Our politics is in a partisan death spiral. That’s why I’m leaving the GOP. (WaPo)
• The 2020 U.S. Presidential Race: A Cheat Sheet (The Atlantic)
• Rep. Justin Amash sounds like a guy who might just run for president (WaPo)
• Embattled Biden ditches Rose Garden strategy (Politico)
• Yang, Andrew. The War on Normal People (p. 32). Hachette Books. Kindle Edition.
• Andrew Yang Wants to Save Your Dying Mall (CityLab)
• Yang tweet/video at the Columbia Place mall (Twitter/Andrew Yang)
• American Mall Act (Yang 2020) 
• Financial Disclosures & Tax Returns (Biden for President)
• Joe and Jill Biden made more than $15 million in two years after leaving the White House, tax returns show (CNBC)
• McGrath raises a record $2.5 million on first day of Senate campaign (NBC News)

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