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Too much is at stake for Democrats to blow the midterms. Enough with the identity politics. They need universal economic messages rooted in real life.

While Robert E. Lee's statue has been pulled down from the U.S. Capitol and lawmakers voted to expunge Confederate generals' names from military bases, the Senate still honors Richard B. Russell, a segregationist senator, with his name on its most prestigious office building.

Ms. Abrams, the Georgia Democrat running for governor, has admirers in both wings of her party — and Republicans eager to defeat her. Her carefully calibrated strategy faces a test in 2022.

And millions are getting ready to head back to work and school Monday despite the Omicron surge

GOP mainstreamers fear Trumps obsession with the 2020 election and brash style will hurt the party in the midterms—and in 2024 as well.

Mercedes schlapp and also a former trump white house advisor for strategic communications and have also jim kessler, the former legislative and policy director for senator chuck schumer and co-founder of the third way. jim, the v.p. here doubling down on something that the biden team has been saying all along, which is that, you know, threats to voting rights and climate are the preeminent concerns of the day. no news there. >> well, look, lets just start with what she said about democracy and i...

WASHINGTON — When Mitch McConnell was asked last week about former President Donald Trump’s latest call to replace him as Republican leader, the Kentuckian only offered a two-word response shielded behind a wily smirk: “Good try.”

Her pious promises didn't solve anything

Representative democracy is quietly being phased out to be replaced with a "new normal." This "new normal" is a nascent form of governance being referred to as "civil society." It is founded upon the principles of communitarianism and it is being...

Sen. Joe Manchin (W.Va.) stunned fellow Democrats on Sunday by announcing he would not vote for President Biden’s ambitious climate and social spending bill, which his allies saw as the crowning legislative achievement of his first term.