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Harris hints at 2028 bid as she foregrounds voting rights at NAN
politics22 hours ago

Harris hints at 2028 bid as she foregrounds voting rights at NAN

Kamala Harris told a NAN audience that she is thinking about a 2028 presidential run, emphasizing her experience as former vice president and the need to change the status quo. She criticized President Biden’s foreign policy, calling the Iran policy a war of choice and warning that US alliances are being eroded. Harris also warned that the Supreme Court could roll back voting-rights protections under Section 2 and urged voters to verify their registration and polling locations. The NAN gathering featured several other Democratic figures who are potential 2028 contenders, highlighting the party’s midterm focus and future leadership questions.

politics1 day ago

Van Drew's Safe Seat Faces Real Tests in 2026 Midterms

New Jersey’s Jeff Van Drew, long viewed as unbeatable in a Trump-leaning South Jersey district, is now facing questions about vulnerability in the 2026 midterms as national shifts toward Democrats, local concerns like an AI data center in Vineland, and multiple Democratic challengers energize opposition; while some Republicans warn any district could flip, Van Drew’s camp remains confident, pointing to his district’s registration and history, with Democrats fielding several primary contenders.

Democrats pause impeachment push as focus shifts to Iran and domestic priorities
politics1 day ago

Democrats pause impeachment push as focus shifts to Iran and domestic priorities

Democrats acknowledge impeachment of Trump is unlikely to pass without winning control of at least one chamber, so leadership is avoiding a proactive push this year and instead focusing on policy goals like addressing Iran issues, war powers, inflation, and other legislation; while some members push for impeachment or the 25th Amendment, leaders have shown restraint and signaled a preference for tangible wins over a broad impeachment effort.

Taylor’s Supreme Court win cements liberal majority and reshapes Wisconsin politics
politics1 day ago

Taylor’s Supreme Court win cements liberal majority and reshapes Wisconsin politics

Chris Taylor’s 60-40 victory over Maria Lazar secures a 5-2 liberal majority on Wisconsin’s Supreme Court, boosting Democratic momentum for 2026 and signaling a GOP retreat in spring judicial races. Analysts warn the win doesn’t flip Wisconsin’s broader politics, but it could curb GOP efforts to restrict voting rights and influence election outcomes.

Momentum Builds for Democrats Ahead of Midterms as GOP Faces Setbacks
politics1 day ago

Momentum Builds for Democrats Ahead of Midterms as GOP Faces Setbacks

Democrats are riding broad momentum heading into the November midterms after wins in Wisconsin’s Supreme Court race and a Georgia open-seat special, with additional gains showing Democratic strength across red, blue, and purple areas. Republicans caution not to over-interpret these results, arguing they aren’t predictive, but analysts see a potential shift that could influence control of Congress and state governments.

Democrats push to hold Trump accountable after Iran crisis
politics1 day ago

Democrats push to hold Trump accountable after Iran crisis

After Trump’s threat to wipe out Iran, Democrats publicly pressed for accountability, urging removal via impeachment or the 25th Amendment, while pushing for war-powers legislation that would require congressional approval for further strikes; with Republicans in control of Congress, a removal push remains unlikely, though constituent calls and base pressure are mounting.

Michigan’s Dem Senate Primary Tests How Far Left the Party Will Go
politics2 days ago

Michigan’s Dem Senate Primary Tests How Far Left the Party Will Go

Michigan's Democratic Senate primary between Mallory McMorrow and Abdul El-Sayed has become a test of the party's future, with both pitching bold progressive agendas and clashing with establishment-backed Haley Stevens. The race highlights debates over Israel/Palestine, Iran war policy, immigration, and healthcare, as younger, left-leaning voters push for a more aggressive stance while the party establishment pursues a more moderate path.

Booker calls for generational renewal to steer Democrats through a divided moment
politics12 days ago

Booker calls for generational renewal to steer Democrats through a divided moment

Sen. Cory Booker urged a generational renewal for the Democratic Party, arguing it has failed this moment due to purity tests and a too-small coalition, while signaling that some progressives want to replace Senate Leader Chuck Schumer as midterm tensions grow; he left open a presidential run and weighed in on issues from Iran policy to ICE funding.

No Kings Rallies Merge War Fears with Immigration Critique Ahead of Midterms
politics13 days ago

No Kings Rallies Merge War Fears with Immigration Critique Ahead of Midterms

Thousands of No Kings protests spanned the country as midterms approach, with organizers claiming turnout in the millions. Protesters cited the Iran war as a galvanizing force, but opposition to the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown remained a core theme. Duelling demonstrations near Mar-a-Lago highlighted the nationwide divide, while Democratic candidates joined events from Maine to Michigan, signaling renewed energy and messaging around the No Kings movement ahead of the elections.

Nick Cannon Sparks Controversy, Labeling Democrats as ‘Party of the KKK’
entertainment13 days ago

Nick Cannon Sparks Controversy, Labeling Democrats as ‘Party of the KKK’

Nick Cannon raised eyebrows on his web talk show by saying the Democratic Party is ‘the party of the KKK’ and asserting he doesn’t align with either party, while also praising aspects of Trump. He framed his views around a controversial history of party loyalties, echoing a wider debate about party identities, and suggested a more nuanced or nonpartisan stance.

politics14 days ago

Democrats wrestle with Hasan Piker’s expanding influence in party battles

Hasan Piker, a popular left-wing streamer, is rising as a Democratic surrogate and potential influencer for the 2028 race, fueling internal debate about embracing a broader, younger coalition vs. managing the baggage critics say he carries. His planned Michigan stump and other high-profile appearances underscore a strategy to energize voters, while some Democrats and aides warn that his controversial past could play to opponents. The article surveys reactions from within the party, outlines who might share a stream with him, and frames the discussion around how big a tent the party should be as it pursues competitive midterms and future campaigns.