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Persuadable young suburban mommy. and shes black. so, again, it goes against the myth that who we think about when we put people in these boxes. but i dont believe that a large swath of black and brown voters are going out there casting their ballots for donald trump. its more likely they dont voted. all >> right. its third-party curious. i would say, simone, its also not looking at aapi voters as a monolith or black voters, this is a generational divide that is so real. on the biden campaign i ...

Paul pelosis skull and echoing the very same words used on january 6th, "wheres nancy?" he thinks thats funny. he laughed about it. what a sick -- my god. [ applause ] i think its despicable, seriously. thats repressive for any person to say that. >> say it. >> okay. >> lets bring in right now the former chief of staff to the dccc and hillary clinton campaigns, adrienne elrod. that was a passionate joe biden that a lot of democrats have been looking for over the past three, four, five months. do...

Democrats in House seats that Republicans are targeting in 2024 have not been deterred by President Joe Biden’s low poll numbers, and they are still showing support for their party’s leader.

The latest numbers show a sign of growing momentum under Speaker Mike Johnson, whom the NRCC has frequently lauded as a strong fundraiser.

The Republican National Committee denied accusations that it has run into financial problems, touting its "battle-tested infrastructure" ahead of 2024.

The backlash to legislative attempts to limit abortion access proved to be a winning strategy for Democrats during last week's off-year elections in Ohio, Virginia, Kentucky, and Pennsylvania. Now, Democrats are moving to get more abortion measures on the ballot during next year's pivotal elections.

84 Dean Goldberg’s multimedia installation “Kristallnacht" is up at Dutchess Community College November 8-December 8.

The National Republican Congressional Committee announced a record-breaking fundraising haul on Friday, marking the committee’s best presidential cycle off-year during the third quarter and the highest September numbers during a presidential cycle off-year.

The missive comes as Democrats have increasingly called on their GOP colleagues to present a bipartisan speaker nominee, decrying Jordan as an “extremist.”

The DCCC decried Donald Trump's border wall as “bigoted," but it is mum on the Biden Administration's plans to build more miles of wall.