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Democrats, DSA and Mike Johnson: What Party Unity Really Means in 2026

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Mike Johnson backs Brandon Herrera while Democrats argue over DSA. The real issue is how parties handle ideological factions, controversial nominees, and coalition power.

GOP Midterm Anxiety Grows as Texas Senate Race Forces Massive New Spending

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Texas was supposed to be safe Republican territory. Now GOP groups are spending tens of millions there as the fight for House and Senate control intensifies.

Right-Wing Immigration Rhetoric Crashes Into America’s Labor Shortage

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Farmers, builders and hospitality employers need immigrant labor. The right’s demagoguery cannot erase the workforce reality sustaining America’s economy.

Hillary Clinton on DSA: Write the Bills, Debate the Policies, Deliver Results

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Did Hillary Clinton endorse DSA? Not exactly. Her Morning Joe remarks welcomed left-wing policy debate and challenged Democrats to turn slogans into legislation.

Trump Promises $5,000 If Republicans Win: Why Opponents Should Take It Seriously

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Trump says adults could get $5,000 if Republicans keep Congress. Here’s why the promise matters politically—and what the law, budget math and economists actually say.

Chrystia Freeland Warns America: Democracy Is on Life Support as Canada Moves On

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Chrystia Freeland says U.S. democracy is on life support as Canada diversifies trade and Trump’s policies drive longtime democratic allies away.

Rodney Ellis: Spend $4.5M to Stop Crises Before They Become Crimes and Jail Cells

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Can prevention make communities safer while freeing police for serious crime? Harris County’s HART and RISE results make a powerful case for changing public safety.

Does DSA Belong in the Democratic Party? Rahm Emanuel Draws a Hard Line

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Does DSA belong in the Democratic coalition? Emanuel says no. DSA’s strategy, recent election wins and major policy differences reveal a more complicated picture.

Cheryl Elkins: Rahm Emanuel and Corporate Democrats Are Dangerously Out of Touch

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After working a Massachusetts primary, Cheryl Elkins saw what voters actually want—and why corporate Democrats attacking progressives are missing the point.