#democratic-party

#democratic-party

Zohran Mamdani's victory in New York City's Democratic mayoral primary marked a political shift, emphasizing affordability and showcasing divisions within the Democratic Party over key issues.

Democrats are stashing millions of dollars, quietly hiring presidential-level campaign staff, fine-tuning potential stump speeches, sitting for glossy profiles, trying to grow their social media followings, and visiting early primary states.

President Donald Trump is using presidential power to suppress coverage of his alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein, which poses a serious threat to press freedom.

Seventy-five percent favor an increase in the minimum wage, 88 percent are for the government's reducing prescription drug prices, and 65 percent agree that corporate boards of directors should be required to include workers.

Trump's Justice Department announced it would not be releasing any more documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, surprising many supporters who anticipated full transparency.

The mayor of New York has never, ever, ever been the leader of the Democratic Party. What we need to focus on is the message.

Tom Homan stated, 'ICE agents are facing an 830% increase in assaults because of smears from the left. Their words have consequences. We won't let them pretend they don't.'

Kamala Harris's potential bid for California governor in 2026 may determine her prospects for a 2028 presidential run, highlighting uncertainty about her viability as a candidate.

Every American presidential campaign is many years in the making, and the state of the 2028 Democratic primary race is already gearing up with numerous contenders, including Kamala Harris and others perceived as moderates and progressives.

Republicans delayed work requirements until 2027 and financing changes until 2028. They also frontloaded their One Big Beautiful Bill Act with tax breaks that voters are likely to see sooner.

Electeds, candidates, and organizations must take social media seriously. If you do not feel like you can handle communicating directly with voters or constituents... now is a great time to retire.

Mark Cuban criticized the Democratic Party for focusing excessively on bashing Trump, stating they lack a compelling vision and connection to the lives of everyday Americans.

Despite growing public outrage, he wanted to stick to prepared remarks about almond exports, seemingly dismissing the significant issues surrounding due process and immigration.

Some of them have suggested what we really need to do is be willing to get shot when visiting ICE facilities, one House Democrat told Axios.

The partnership between Zohran Mamdani and New York City Comptroller Brad Lander doesn't just showcase an unusual alliance. It provides a road map for Democrats, whose future success will require a different kind of politics than the left currently favors: one that sets aside purity tests and commits to building coalitions across ideological divides.

The Pragmatic approach reflects the growing number of unaffiliated voters in the country, emphasizing a unique combination of libertarian ideals, progressive programs, and pocketbook-focused governance.

Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz intervened to correct Rep. Andrew Clyde, insisting he refer to the Democratic Party correctly, highlighting the historical use of the term "Democrat Party" to diminish it.

Chi Ossé explained the generational divide in the Democratic Party, emphasizing a shift in priorities where younger Americans are increasingly frustrated with economic issues, government complacency, and lack of representation.