Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) may be downplaying her 2028 ambitions, but she has left little doubt that she doesn’t plan to remain in the House indefinitely. Since Sunday, Ocasio-Cortez has triangulated against fellow Democratic Socialists of America members who remained bedeviled by the excesses of “peak woke,” distanced herself from her own 2020 positions, and […]
Interim Sen. Darline Graham Nordone (R-SC) has much of the Senate GOP in her corner and, most importantly, the support of President Donald Trump ahead of Tuesday’s special South Carolina Republican Senate primary. Yet, Graham Nordone, on the ballot for a full six-year term, isn’t seen as a shoo-in to replace her late brother, Lindsey […]
In the final days leading up to the Democratic primary for Minnesota governor, Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) is looking to distinguish herself from outgoing Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN). In January, Klobuchar announced her campaign after Walz revealed he wouldn’t be running for a third term. At the time, he was undergoing federal scrutiny over the […]
Minnesota is holding its partisan primary elections on Tuesday, less than three months before voters will decide the governorship and key congressional races. Here are the most notable races to watch in Minnesota this election cycle: Governor The most high-profile race in Minnesota this year is undoubtedly the gubernatorial election. Many candidates on both sides […]
Republicans could be in trouble — and left to foot an expensive bill — after embattled Rep. Max Miller (R-OH) refused to drop his reelection bid ahead of the Monday deadline. Miller had until 4 p.m. Monday to withdraw from the race but insisted over the weekend he would stay in the race, despite allegations […]
Progressives’ attempts to distance themselves from the left-wing positions they once championed are meeting resistance from former members of the party and centrist Democrats, who demand they take accountability for their stances. A string of comments from progressive darlings signals the growing bloc is trying to avoid accountability for the out-of-the-mainstream stances they held years […]
President Donald Trump is doubling down, and in some cases doubling up, on a campaign strategy he’s employed across the past two election cycles: calling into tele-rallies for downballot Republicans. Trump has long used his phone well beyond the duties of the presidency. This year alone, he’s conducted dozens of impromptu one-on-one interviews with reporters […]
President Donald Trump is making a changing of the guard in the Office of White House Counsel before Democrats potentially regain control of Congress with a loyalist who once served as his lawyer in an election obstruction case. Trump announced via Truth Social that Will Scharf will be starting as White House counsel on Sept. […]
One year after President Donald Trump enraged liberals by deploying National Guard troops to Washington, D.C., their presence has become a familiar, and in some unexpected corners, celebrated reality. Self-described locals and visitors gave mixed reactions to the troops’ continued deployment in comments on Monday to the Washington Examiner. Trump’s deployment initially unified left-wing activists […]
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is targeting embattled Rep. Max Miller‘s (R-OH) seat to flip in November, adding Democratic candidate Brian Poindexter to its “Red to Blue” list. Miller passed the deadline to drop out on Monday despite a chorus of Republicans begging him to do so over accusations of abuse against his ex-wife and […]
