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
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.
Hillary Clinton on DSA: Write the Bills, Debate the Policies, Deliver Results
Did Hillary Clinton endorse DSA? Not exactly. Her Morning Joe remarks welcomed left-wing policy debate and challenged Democrats to turn slogans into legislation.
Does DSA Belong in the Democratic Party? Rahm Emanuel Draws a Hard Line
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
After working a Massachusetts primary, Cheryl Elkins saw what voters actually want—and why corporate Democrats attacking progressives are missing the point.
Ted Cruz Has a Fantasy That Americans Want More of Trump’s Failed Policies
Ted Cruz says Americans want Republican “good policies.” Polls and household budgets tell another story as Trump’s agenda raises costs and cuts protections.
Ted Cruz Smears Talarico & El-Sayed as Meet the Press Fails to Push Back
Meet the Press let the attacks fly with virtually no real-time fact-checking or meaningful pushback.
Beshear Rejects the Democratic Civil War: Make Room for DSA and Working-Class Politics
DSA victories are forcing a Democratic reckoning. Andy Beshear offers the smarter answer: welcome the left, debate policy, and unite around the economic pain families face.
Abdul El-Sayed Torches Jesse Watters and Exposes Fox News’ Culture-War Game
Fox tried to define Abdul El-Sayed through culture-war attacks. He flipped the interview toward affordability, Medicare for All, corporate power and the everyday struggles of Michigan families.
Cut Social Security? No—Tax the Rich: Ruhle Segment Exposes the Real Debt Problem
Stephanie Ruhle’s economic discussion reveals the choice Washington hides: cut Social Security and Medicare—or demand more from those who benefited most from tax cuts.