Democrats have not achieved a successful campaign since Obama.
Democrats haven’t won a general election since 2012 without dealing with Trump. This leads to a crucial question: come 2028, with Trump off the ballot, will they still be reflecting on the past? The last time Democrats took the national stage was when Barack Obama was seeking re-election, facing off against Mitt Romney, who fell […]
Democrats are trapped in their harmful reliance on Trump
There’s an argument that Democrats should just rebrand themselves as the “not Trump” party. It seems more genuine, given that for nearly a decade, their primary unifying force has been a shared disdain for the former president. This approach doesn’t seem sustainable, and honestly, it’s puzzling, especially since he has already faced defeat in two […]
New Orleans Democrats respond to Trump’s idea of sending in the National Guard.
In New Orleans, Democratic leaders are not happy with President Trump’s recent suggestion to send National Guard troops to combat crime. They view this move as a politically charged tactic that exploits concerns over public safety. Trump made headlines on Wednesday with comments hinting at deploying resources to cities like New Orleans, where he stated, […]
Republicans move closer to a shutdown while Democrats promise to stand firm.
Democrats are adopting a firmer position regarding the upcoming deadlines to maintain government operations, a noticeable shift from earlier in the year. This change is fueled by progressive frustrations and a collective desire for more assertive action, particularly after President Trump’s recent comments aimed at undermining their efforts in Congress. Patty Murray, the vice-chair of […]
The Democrats are focused on creating a ‘fantasy’ of Trump’s downfall.
Instead of spending Labor Day weekend enjoying the final moments of summer with loved ones, Democrats and some Trump critics are engaging in bizarre fantasies about the president’s demise. On X, hashtags like #TrumpisDead and #whereistrump have gained traction, with numerous TikToks and posts claiming “Trump is dead,” racking up millions of likes and views. […]
Airbnb co-founder shares reasons for leaving the Democrats and supporting Trump: ‘This isn’t right’
Airbnb Co-Founder Joe Gebbia Reflects on Leaving the Democratic Party Joe Gebbia, the billionaire entrepreneur and co-founder of Airbnb, has shared insights regarding his departure from the Democratic Party. He voiced his concerns about border security, which ultimately led him to support President Donald Trump. In a recent podcast discussion with Katy Miller, the 44-year-old […]
Chicago Democrats turn down federal assistance as holiday shootings rise throughout the city
Chicago’s Labor Day Violence Raises Alarms During the Civil War, generals awaited a daily “butcher bill,” a term reflecting casualties from the day’s battles. Over the recent Labor Day weekend in Chicago, that butcher bill saw 58 people shot, with eight fatalities attributed to gun violence. Currently, Chicago averages one murder a day, according to […]
Republicans team up with Democrats to defeat GOP’s move to reprimand McIver
On Wednesday, a number of Republicans teamed up with House Democrats, effectively halting the GOP’s attempt to rebuke Representative Lamonica McIver (D-N.J.) for her involvement in a controversial incident with law enforcement aimed at arresting Newark’s Mayor. The Democrats successfully moved to table the resolution with a vote of 215-207. This proposal, backed by Representative […]
Democrats take steps to formally criticize GOP Rep. Cory Mills
Resolution Introduced Against Rep. Cory Mills On Wednesday, Rep. Yvette Clark (D-N.Y.) presented a resolution targeting Rep. Cory Mills (R-Fla.) due to allegations of harassment, assault, and dishonorable conduct. This move could prompt a vote in the House regarding the matter. Mills has denied all the accusations leveled against him. As the family gears up […]
Democrats need to tackle cultural issues directly instead of relying on statistics, says a party insider.
For a long time, Democrats have held onto James Carville’s phrase: “It’s the economy, stupid.” This has become a sort of catch-all for their campaign messages and strategies. Perhaps it’s time to let that saying go. What my fellow Democrats often overlook is that Carville’s original insight wasn’t purely about economics. It was about change. […]