U.S. Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) surprised a CNN talking head with his graphic remarks about Maine Democrat Senate hopeful Graham Platner’s history of lewd messaging to women. […]
Congressional Democratic women who have built careers championing victims of abuse and harassment are dodging questions about the Graham Platner scandals -- even as Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) scrambles to contain the damage before it costs Democrats their best shot at a Senate majority.
Rep. Brad Schneider said Senate candidate Graham Platner's denial of knowing his tattoo's Nazi origins is not credible, joining Democratic criticism.
The party risks betraying its own values if it won't denounce the embattled Maine Senate candidate.
On the fallout from the Maine Senate candidate’s many scandals.
Sen. Josh Hawley criticizes four Republicans who voted with Democrats to block the SAVE Act voter ID amendment in the Senate reconciliation package.
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The Maine oyster farmer’s dark years are a mounting liability for Democrats in their quest to gain control of the Senate.
The House passed a spending bill Thursday night that included $141 million in cuts to the WIC program, which provides fruit and vegetable assistance to women, infants, and children. The narrow 213-210 vote would not have passed without support from four House Democrats: Donald Davis (D-NC), Adam Gray (D-CA), Vicente González (D-TX), and Marie Glusenkamp Pérez (D-WA), according to The New Republic. Three of the Democrats, Gray, González, and Pérez, are members of the conservative Blue Dog Coalition. The Supplemental Food Assistance Program, or SNAP, operates through the Agriculture Department, and a program within SNAP, referred to as WIC, specifically provides fruit and vegetable assistance to women, infants and children.The cuts are considered puzzling during an economic downturn when WIC enrollment is likely to increase, and food prices remain elevated. Observers questioned why fruit and vegetable assistance for mothers and children was deemed acceptable to reduce, particularly as the program supports vulnerable populations during financial hardship.Watch the video below. Your browser does not support the video tag.