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| As the 2020 presidential race heated up, the candidates came ever-closer scrutiny for their policies on the key issues facing the US. But some reporters have made it their mission to find out where | By Tom Porter www.businessinsider.com 3-8-20 |
"I feel like UFOs could be one of the greatest news stories of our time and I want a piece of it," says New Hampshire-based reporter Daymond Steer.
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| Daymond Steer, a journalist for a local New Hampshire newspaper, keeps asking politicians and presidential hopefuls about UFOs, and it is the best thing ever. | By MJ Banias www.vice.com 2-6-20 |
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| Presidential candidates run all kinds of strategies to connect with different voting blocs. And we know from previous elections that UFO truthers are a real voting bloc, one that Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton both famously courted. Now, Democratic candidate and Minnesota senator Amy Klobuchar is positioning herself as the obvious choice for people who think the truth is still out there. | By Nicole Karlis www.salon.com 1-3-20 |
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| Vermont Senator and Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders said that if he becomes president and learns about aliens, he’ll announce it on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast. | By Jason Koebler Vice 8-7-19 |
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| Yang, 44, is a New York City-based entrepreneur, author and father of two, who took part in a public editorial board meeting in the pressroom of the Sun, an event dubbed, “Meet At The Press with Andrew Yang.” | By Daymond Steer www.conwaydailysun.com 3-21-19 |
