Democratic base’s anger puts some party leaders on shaky ground

Democrats Must Prioritize Americans Over Partisanship, Fast

A troubling, emergent trend continues in the Democratic Party. Seemingly we are firsthand witnesses to what amounts to voting “en bloc,” apparently more rooted in knee-jerk opposition to Republican initiatives, rather than in constructive, independently reasoned decisions. Call it a phenomenon perhaps, but it has led to increasing frustration among Democrats themselves. Democratic voters are rightfully demanding that their leaders exhibit though…

Sad Trombone: Dems in Deep Disarray As More Bad Polling News Hits Them Where It Hurts

Democrats reject Newsom’s attempts to distance from the party’s unpopularity

Gov. Gavin Newsom’s (D-CA) attempts to rebrand himself after his party suffered a brutal defeat in November are meeting stiff opposition from some of his colleagues. In the wake of a red wave last November and recent polls showing Democrats’…

Let them eat woke

If you have ever been desperate and adrift, you understand the Democratic Party’s frustration. One day, James Carville tells his party to do nothing and let President Trump destroy himself. Another, the Montgomery Burns of American politics, Senator Chuck Schumer, advises a strategy of sustained resistance, rallying his troops to “make Donald Trump the quickest lame duck in history.” The old Senate Minority Leader feeds his angry, cannibalistic …

What drama at a swanky bar says about Washington

Some Democratic politicians are hanging out at a billionaire's private club alongside Trump Cabinet officials.

How Democratic leaders could play their cards right and avoid a party revolt

Democrats on Capitol Hill are feeling pressure from their base to fight Trump. Angry Democratic voters are flooding town halls held by lawmakers of both parties.