There’s this idea passed around online, mostly by naive conservatives, that the spate of victories this week in New York for self-identified “democratic socialists” — a nice name for communists — is a nightmare for Democrat leaders in Washington who are now panicking that the party’s brand will become toxic, thus costing it future elections. […]
House hearing derails as Rep. DeLauro and DHS Secretary Mullin clash over border policy on same day Supreme Court hands Trump immigration wins.
Obama-appointed judge blocks Trump executive order creating federal voter registration list, ruling the president exceeded his authority on election rules.
A trio of primary results in New York City this week is deepening a schism among Democrats over who should lead the party and determine its direction as the midterms approach — and as the 2028 presidential race looms not far beyond
Mike Rogers says the Democratic Party has moved far to the left, claiming Michigan voters are waking up to socialist shift as primaries heat up.
Bernie Sanders and the DSA warn Democrats after socialist candidates swept New York City's Tuesday elections, claiming a democratic socialist mandate.
"This poll proves that New Yorkers are too smart to buy into Democrats' nonsense about 'saving democracy,'" New York Republican Committee spokesperson David Laska told The Post.
House Republican leaders scrapped Friday's scheduled votes as an internal party standoff threatened to derail the chamber's legislative agenda, according to a notice sent to members Thursday.The impasse stemmed from GOP hard-liners blocking action over the stalled SAVE America Act, an elections bill currently stuck in the Senate, Politico reported.Members were set to depart after a Thursday afternoon vote, according to Politico. Speaker Mike Johnson was scheduled to meet with President Donald Trump, hoping to broker a resolution that restores the House schedule next week.Without a deal, both chambers could remain on extended recess through mid-July, deepening concerns about congressional productivity heading into summer.Trump vowed on Wednesday to block a bipartisan affordable housing bill Congress had given final passage to the night before, declining to sign the bill and fueling panic from lawmakers over the SAVE America Act. During a closed-door, contentious luncheon on Wednesday, he tried to persuade the Republican senators to pass the bill, which he has called a priority ahead of midterms.
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