Eric Swalwell Has The Perfect Response To Tulsi Gabbard Leaving The Democratic Party
Former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard announced that she is leaving the Democratic Party, and Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) was not sad to see her go.
Former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard announced that she is leaving the Democratic Party, and Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) was not sad to see her go.
Democratic elections expert David Shor has a stark warning: if Democrats think they’re sitting pretty, they’re deluding themselves.
The 2020 Democratic primary introduced a number of voters to candidates they may not have known before. Pete Buttigieg went from being an Indiana mayor to an essential surrogate for Joe Biden. Marianne Williamson went viral, but not necessarily for the best reasons. And Andrew Yang, an entrepreneur from New York, gained a lot of…
In his 1980 campaign against incumbent President Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan famously asked, “Are you better off now than you were four years ago?†The powerful question gave voters clear and focused direction in assessing how well the federal government was supporting and working to improve the everyday lives of Americans. What if we asked…
On this day of the 2020 Women’s March, masses of people across the nation will gather and march to call for recognizing the human rights of women as a necessary element of a truly just and equal society for all. Especially in this context, it is worthwhile to highlight efforts within the Democratic Party to…
Democrats lost the presidency to Donald Trump in 2016, partly because the Clinton campaign couldn’t compete in the arena of digital media. But that was then. Now, it’s a whole new world , and Democratic 2020 candidates have all made using the internet effectively one of their top priorities. And because of this, having a…
(Reuters) – The Democratic Party on Monday picked Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to host the 2020 nominating convention to formally select its candidate for U.S. president, four years after Hillary Clinton narrowly lost the Midwestern state to Republican Donald Trump. Clinton, who did not campaign in Wisconsin during the presidential campaign in 2016, also lost the states…
Former FBI Director James Comey knows better than most people the existential threat that Donald Trump poses to democracy in America. On Sunday night, speaking to a well-healed audience on New York City’s Upper East Side, he said that American voters must end Donald Trump’s presidency with a “landslide victory for his opponent†in 2020….
In a multi-front House inquiry of Trump, his business interests and his presidency, Nadler would link arms with Elijah Cummings, who would become head of the House Oversight Committee, and Adam Schiff, who would chair the House Intelligence Committee.
The Brett Kavanaugh Supreme Court hearings, along with the testimony from his sexual assault accuser Dr. Christine Ford, have generated a windfall of cash for Democratic candidates. ActBlue, an online clearinghouse for Democratic donors, reported that they raised $10 million from small donors on Friday, their highest daily total ever since the site was founded….
The Democratic Party’s dreams are coming true, as they are going to get to run against a crime wave of Trump and Republican corruption.
A new study of voting attitudes and preferences shows that the key to this year’s midterm elections will be so-called “swing voters†and not the voters who are historically partisan in favor of either Democrats or Republicans. This study, called The 2018 VOTER Survey, identified swing voters as those who split parties in their votes…
Earlier today we reported that “Former President Obama is planning to come back into American politics and campaign for Democratic candidates in September ahead of the November midterm election.†And now POLITCO has reported that the popular former president spoke to an event for the Democratic National Committee last night and said people are “right…
Boston hedge fund billionaire Seth Klarman spent over $7 million donating to Republican candidates and political action committees during the years that Obama was president.  In effect, you could say that Klarman used his fortune to help the GOP take control of the government. But now Klarman is jumping from the sinking Republican ship.  He has…
A new Associated Press poll shows that here is a very high level of agreement among younger Americans about President Donald Trump. Over 70% of them say he “doesn’t reflect my personal values.†And just 33 percent of them approve of Trump’s job performance. The poll was conducted among Americans between the ages of 15 and 34. …
A new NBC poll released Thursday morning should be a wakeup call to the NRA and its supporters in Washington, including President Trump. Â Most people think that putting more guns in schools is a really bad idea. The truth is that arming teachers is a crazy idea that could only be thought up by the…
One Democratic representative called Trump a “child who hates science class.”
“Trump’s very much in line here with what you’d expect to see from a president whose party takes a shellacking in a midterm election.”
There is no longer any excuse for members of Congress – especially the Democrats – to curb their opposition to this president and his dangerous agenda.
It’s time for Democrats to remember that the sitting President of the United States still has paid no political or legal price for his own behavior.
Democrats have stepped up to the plate and are trying to put billions of dollars toward a crisis that deserves more than just lip service.Â
If the GOP continues to embrace Trump and push for policies that put the donor class over the middle class, what happened on Tuesday will happen on a much larger scale in 2018 – and beyond.
As gun violence continues to rear its ugly head all across this country, the American people want to see real change, not more extremist, guns-everywhere rhetoric from the NRA.
The time has come to take a long hard look at abolishing the Democratic and Republican political parties. America stands divided politically, socially and economically and the seed of division has been planted in our government. Party affiliation has taken precedent over common sense and country. Republicans and Democrats alike, push and pull for power…
A handful of Democratic Senators were fuming on Thursday as Donald Trump and the White House strongly consider giving back two compounds to Russia that were shut down by the Obama administration.
America is supposed to be a refuge for people who think a certain way about freedom, not a homeland for people who look a certain way.
The media has dubbed the Trump protests as the “New Tea Party”. But this is mainstream America. This is not an extremist faction of the Democratic Party. And therein lies the huge difference between this movement and the Tea Party.
Rising Democratic enthusiasm comes at a time when many voters across the country are already casting their ballots.
“Clinton is getting the backing of senior military service members and former officials with command and management experience because of her proven record of diplomacy and steady leadership on the world stage.”
“This stuff about growing an economy that works for everybody, we haven’t been sitting in an ivory tower looking out at the world; we’ve not ever been sitting in penthouses looking out at the world.”
“Labor Day is a time to celebrate working Americans, the backbone of our economy, and remember the labor activists who fought for the many rights and protections we enjoy and deserve.”
The president told Americans they “should be able to get ahead, retire with dignity, and leave something behind for the next generation.”
Asked by host Don Lemon, ‘So you don’t think that she did anything wrong with the handling –‘ Cuban answered, ‘No, I really don’t.’
And we must do it not only for ourselves, but for our adversaries. The survival of our democracy depends on it.
Rather than excluding, Democrats are looking to bring as many into the party as they can: Democracy’s many voices rather than an oligarch’s one.
“His neo-fascistic tendencies make him the most divisive and scary of any serious presidential candidate in American history.”
Trump said “Sad to watch Bernie Sanders abandon his revolution,” while Bernie was talking about, “Our…new group called Our Revolution”
“Hard to believe that Bernie Sanders has done such a complete fold. He got NOTHING for all of the time, energy and money.”
“I think it was a home run…if you want to keep Donald Trump out of the White House, hard to find a better selection than that”
“The Democrats are in a total meltdown but the biased media will say how great they are doing! E-mails say the rigged system is alive & well!”
The Democrats of the antebellum south are the Republicans of today, and the Democratic Party that more closely resembles the party of Lincoln
It’s not so easy, on the other hand, to unify behind a candidate who has no knowledge of the issues and uses bluster and racism to fuel a substance-free campaign.
“If he means it when he says he will do everything in his power to keep Trump from being elected…He…must stop attacking the Democratic Party in a way that might discourage voters in the fall.”
He is selling his own brand of fiction to a slice of the country that wants to buy it. It proves that many progressives like being told what they want to hear
As expected, Bernie Sanders’s rally at Rec Hall was packed to capacity with lines stretched out for blocks nearly two hours prior to the speech, while the arena was already nearly filled. You could feel the excitement of the campaign throughout the rally as the crowd chanted “Feel the Bern†and other slogans.
There is room for us all. The problem is not the wildly variant views we hold, but those who insist that only they are the real Democrats
“The bottom line is that keeping this material classified only strengthens the theory that some in the US government are hellbent on covering up for the Saudis.â€
Clinton stresses her past victories and her special connection to New York, and Sanders says “We are not going to get beaten up.”
It should come as no surprise to anyone that Republican satisfaction with the election process is dropping like a rock
A second American Revolution can be won in California with its 55 electoral votes, but not in Galilee, which gets 0
From cries of “Hispandering” to “English please” conservative pundits completely lost it when Spanish speakers were included by Democrats
After first suggesting Sanders was not active in the civil rights movement, Lewis said he had not meant to suggest he was not active
Bernie Sanders not only upstaged Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire, but Republican ideologies that would deny high office to non-Christians
It has been claimed Sanders is unelectable and unrealistic, but his years as senator suggest his ability to hold onto his ideals while he works the daily grind of the political process
Paul Krugman has entered the healthcare reform fray on behalf of Hillary Clinton, a fact which will no doubt disappoint many progressives.
Basing his entire critique on an invented reality, Ryan speaks from the Fox News reality bubble when he accuses Obama of managing perceptions
Bernie Sanders begins a two day visit to New Hampshire today, a state conventional wisdom says he must win to beat Hillary Clinton
An old Republican lie about Obamacare and taxes is making the rounds again, so as a public service, here is a handy antidote
In a deeply flawed analysis, George Friedman claims that Trump’s popularity stems less from ideology and more from an imagined authenticity
Beshear signed an executive order on Tuesday to restore voting rights to 180,000 Kentucky residents who had completed their sentences
According to a Washington Post-ABC News poll, Americans trust Hillary Clinton more than any Republican “to handle the threat of terrorism.”
Do you remember the GOP’s password for their last debate? For the Republicans as we all know, the Benghazi hoax, the whole election process so far, has been about stopping Hillary Clinton. They couldn’t be any clearer about this: Democrats have a response for their debate tonight, and they, too, could not be any clearer:…
A New York Times/CBS News national poll shows Clinton leading Sanders 52 to 33 percent. In October, she led 56 to 32 percent.
Telling the truth about Republican David Vitter is Democrat John Bel Edwards’ best weapon in the Louisiana Governor’s race.
Democrats had better recognize that the GOP threat to win in 2016 is real if Democrats don’t get out and vote.
Pew has announced that the religiously unaffiliated (or “nones”) are “now the largest single religious group among Democrats.”
For Democrats, election night began poorly with Matt Bevin’s surprise victory over Jack Conway, followed by the disappointing defeat of HERO in Houston. However, Democrats and liberals scored several significant victories in other races.
Three Southern U.S. states have Governors races in 2015, and Democrats are poised to win two of them.
Biden seemed intent on running as the Democrat who would befriend Republicans, and that idea wasn’t going to attract Democratic voters.
Voters are less pessimistic about Bernie Sanders’ ability to run the country, than they are about any of the other announced candidates.
Paul compared Sanders’ European-style socialism to the communist regimes of Stalin, Mao and Pol Pot as though they are identical
Party Vice Chair R.T Ryback accused DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz of making statements that were “flat-out not true,”
Cummings has not announced his candidacy, but a WA Post shows that he would lead a three-way primary race by double digits.
The Fox & Friends crew loves handouts to the wealthy but spend to help working class Americans and all they see are freebies to buy votes
Mike Huckabee blasted a racist tweet about Koreans out during the Democratic debate.
A new Morning Consult national poll found that 54 percent of Democratic voters support Clinton, with 22 percent backing Sanders.
Democrat Jack Conway holds a narrow 43 to 41 percent lead over tea party Republican Matt Bevin, according to the latest Mason-Dixon Poll.
Arizona Congressmen Raul Grijalva (AZ-3) plans to announce his endorsement of Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders for President on Friday.
Supporters of Democratic presidential candidates display larger vocabularies and better grammar than supporters of Republican candidates.
Democratic Governor Maggie Hassan announced that she will run for U.S. Senate and attempt to unseat Republican Senator Kelly Ayotte.
According to Michael Savage, Sanders is not only a “liberal weasel Jew” but secretly a front man for Clinton to make her look like a centrist
Jennifer Rubin takes a far right turn into wishful thinking, comparing the failing Rand Paul with Democratic front-runner, Hillary Clinton
A new poll found Biden performing better than both Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders in head to head contests with the leading Republicans.
Obama said Sunday that “our religious freedom doesn’t grant us the freedom to deny our fellow Americans their constitutional rights.”
When House Republicans announced a new witch hunt against Planned Parenthood, Democrats were swift and decisive in their response
Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis announced on Friday that she and her husband had officially switched to the Republican Party.
If Joe Biden enters the Democratic race he could split the centrist vote with Hillary Clinton, giving Sanders greater odds of winning.
Taken in a broader context, the practice of using credit histories as a factor in hiring further rigs the system against people at the bottom.
California Republicans have no candidates that appear to have any realistic chance of cracking the top two in the June primary
If Trump is the Republican nominee, his abysmal showing with Latino voters is almost certain to sink his candidacy in a general election.
The California State Senate passed the California New Voter Act on a 24 to 15 vote.
While 162 Democrats stood with the president, 25 Democrats defected and sided with the Republicans in the House.
South Carolina isn’t feeling the Bern. Instead, the state appears poised to serve as a firewall for Hillary Clinton.
The professor plans to focus heavily on the need for campaign finance reform and redistricting reform.
Bernie Sanders has not ruled out the limited use of drones, and that might provide some hints about his foreign policy platform
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton continues to champion common sense gun reform on the 2016 campaign trail.
The Clinton campaign says Hillary has already received pledges of support from at least 440 of the party’s estimated 713 super delegates.
A Public Policy Polling (PPP) survey has Sanders leading Clinton 42 to 35 percent in New Hampshire.
O’Malley spoke to hotel workers and union leaders in Las Vegas about higher wages for workers and recognizing their right to organize.
Clinton still leads Sanders 49-30, but that margin is down from her 59-19 lead from a month ago.