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Stuart Stevens Says the GOP Became a Cartel—and Democrats Must Defend Democracy

September 20, 2026 By Egberto Willies Leave a Comment

Stuart Stevens Says the GOP Became a Cartel—and Democrats Must Defend Democracy

Former GOP strategist Stuart Stevens calls his old party a cartel and says Democrats must pursue lawful accountability instead of rushing back to normal.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: American Democracy, authoritarianism, democratic institutions, Democratic Party, Donald Trump, Election Integrity, gop, Maria Butina, NRA, political accountability, political corruption, Politics Done Right, Progressive Politics, Republican Party, Rule of Law, Russian Election Interference, Senate Intelligence Committee, Stuart Stevens, Trumpism, voting rights

Why Karl Rove Is Voting for a Texas Democrat After Three Decades of GOP Loyalty

September 18, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Why Karl Rove Is Voting for a Texas Democrat After Three Decades of GOP Loyalty

Karl Rove calls Bo French a bigot and crosses party lines for Jon Rosenthal. The rare vote spotlights race, belonging, and accountability in Texas politics.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: 2026 election, Bo French, Democratic Party, George W Bush, Immigration Rhetoric, Jon Rosenthal, Karl Rove, Oil and Gas Regulation, political accountability, Race and Politics, Republican Party, Texas elections, Texas GOP, texas politics, Texas Railroad Commission, University Of Texas, UT Austin

From Texas Policy to Trump’s $5,000 Promise: Why Independent Journalism Matters

September 15, 2026 By Egberto Willies

From Texas Policy to Trump’s $5,000 Promise: Why Independent Journalism Matters

A West University Area Democrats talk examines independent journalism, Texas GOP control, health policy, voter engagement, and Trump’s $5,000 midterm pledge.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: campaign strategy, civic engagement, Democratic Messaging, Democratic Party, Elections 2026, Grassroots Organizing, independent voters, Kingwood Area Democrats, Media Infrastructure, Midterm Elections, news media, political communication, Political Media, political messaging, Political Persuasion, Politics Done Right, social media, Voter Engagement, Voter Outreach, Voter Trust

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

September 15, 2026 By Egberto Willies

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

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

Filed Under: General Tagged With: 2026 midterms, Brandon Herrera, Congress, Democratic Coalition, Democratic Party, Democratic Socialism, Democratic Socialists of America, DSA, Hakeem Jeffries, Health care, Hillary Clinton, Medicare For All, Mike Johnson, minimum wage, Paid Family Leave, Party Unity, political analysis, Progressives, texas politics, TX-23, U.S. Politics, working class

What Democrats Say They Must Fix to Win: Messaging, Trust, and Voter Engagement

September 13, 2026 By Egberto Willies

What Democrats Say They Must Fix to Win: Messaging, Trust, and Voter Engagement

Why do political messages fail to reach voters? This discussion explores information gaps, trust, social media, newsletters, grassroots communication, and voter engagement.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: campaign strategy, civic engagement, Democratic Messaging, Democratic Party, Elections 2026, Grassroots Organizing, independent voters, Kingwood Area Democrats, Media Infrastructure, Midterm Elections, news media, political communication, Political Media, political messaging, Political Persuasion, Politics Done Right, social media, Voter Engagement, Voter Outreach, Voter Trust

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

September 12, 2026 By Egberto Willies

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.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: 2026 election, 2026 midterms, Battleground states, campaign spending, Congress, Democratic Party, Donald Trump, election analysis, House elections, James Talarico, John Thune, Ken Paxton, MAGA Inc, political advertising, Republican Party, Senate elections, Senate Leadership Fund, texas politics, Texas Senate race, voter turnout

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

September 12, 2026 By Egberto Willies

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.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: 2026 midterms, ACA Subsidies, Affordable Care Act, Bernie Sanders, Congress, Democratic Party, Democratic Socialism, Democratic Socialists of America, DSA, H.R. 3069, Hakeem Jeffries, Health Care Reform, Hillary Clinton, Housing Crisis, Medicare For All, Morning Joe, Pramila Jayapal, Progressive Democrats, S. 1506, U.S. Politics

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

September 4, 2026 By Egberto Willies

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.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: 2026 midterms, Abdul El-Sayed, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Angie Nixon, Democratic Coalition, Democratic Party, Democratic Primary, Democratic Socialism, Democratic Socialists of America, DSA, Electoral Politics, Medicare For All, Obama administration, Party Politics, political strategy, Progressive Democrats, Progressive Politics, Rahm Emanuel, U.S. Politics, working class politics

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

September 3, 2026 By Egberto Willies

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.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: 2026 midterms, Cheryl Elkins, Corporate Democrats, democracy, Democratic Coalition, Democratic Establishment, Democratic Infighting, Democratic Party, Democratic Socialists of America, DSA, Economic Populism, Ed Markey, Electoral Politics, Elizabeth Warren, First-Time Voters, Grassroots Politics, Massachusetts Primary, Naturalized Citizens, PDR Posse, political strategy, Politics Done Right, Poll Workers, Progressive Democrats, progressive movement, Progressive Politics, Rahm Emanuel, Voter Engagement, voter turnout, Working class voters, Working Families

Ted Cruz Has a Fantasy That Americans Want More of Trump’s Failed Policies

September 3, 2026 By Egberto Willies

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.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: 2026 midterms, affordability crisis, cost of living, Democratic Party, Donald Trump, Economic Inequality, gop, Healthcare', inflation, medicaid, meet the press, middle class, Politics Done Right, Progressive Politics, Republican Congress, Republican Party, Reuters Ipsos, SNAP, Ted Cruz, Trump Economy, Trump policies, Working Families

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