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Democratic and force congressman mondair jones to run against the juggernaut of maloney as chairman of the dccc or jamal bowman. maloney could decide to run against a republican. could try to decide to win a democratic seat in a tougher district, but has not chosen to do that and wants to have his cake and eat it, too. >> john allen, one well be watching for sure. >> we are now six minutes away from the close of the trading day on wall street, and it is red across the board. now officially a bea...

Black caucus members jones or jamal bottom. democrat richard called the decision to run thinly veiled racism and progressives dont want malone to run gleert this entire is dripping with racism. i dont think the democrats can afford to anger the black voter. >> obviously we will try to work through that friends. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez says malone should step down from the campaign committee. minority members begs house speaker nancy pelosi to intervene. >> im not getting involved in the poli...

Mess among democrats. you could see several other member scripts squaring off and new opportunities like the one with bill de blasio, the former mayor of new york running for congress in the new tenth district in new york. >> theres also sean patrick maloney and the campaign arm of the house. congresswoman alex and alexandria ocasio-cortez he shouldnt resign, he doesnt need to. give us a gut check on the fairness or unfairness of the situation here. >> what i would say, hallie, without judging i...

Democrats thought that when it came to gerrymandering, they could have their cake and eat it too. Now, New York Democrats are at each other’s throats after getting called on their hypocrisy and caught out in court.

After beginning the crucial spring primary season with a bang, Donald Trump is heading for a big thud in Georgia.

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi is staying out of a dramatic intraparty situation developing with New Yorks redistricting map that would force several Democratic members to compete against each other for reelection.

Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney, the head of the House Democratic campaign arm, is drawing fire from fellow New York lawmakers in the party over his decision to run in a newly drawn district north and east of New York City.

Democrats can hurl whatever insults they want toward their opponents, but it will do little to change America's perception of Washington.

Democrats can hurl whatever insults they want toward their opponents, but it will do little to change America's perception of Washington.

Racist theories and things of that nature. i dont know -- im not saying it would have an impact and i dont know what that impact would be. if democrats want to change this in this election to whatever they want to change it to, they need to start. they need to start today because at this point with the data that we have, this is dccc internal polling and republican internal polling and democrats are getting absolutely trounced in the districts that matter most to retaining or limiting their loss...