Maryland Ex-Governor O'Malley Kicks off Democratic Party Leadership Race
Former Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley on Monday said he would resign as head of the U.S. Social Security Administration to run to head the Democratic National Committee. O'Malley told President Joe Biden he would resign effective Nov.
After a disastrous election for Democrats that saw Republicans secure the presidency, House, and Senate, Rep. Alexandria ...
Former presidential candidate Marianne Williamson discusses the results of the 2024 election and what Kamala Harris' loss means for the future of the Democratic party. Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders ...
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“We Learned Very Little From 2016”: Dean Phillips Is Still Worried About the Democratic Party’s StrategyA conversation with former Biden primary challenger Representative Phillips on the election, his run for presidency, and the ...
In certain political and national media circles, the idea that Maryland Gov. Wes Moore would one day run for president seemed ...
Let’s hope the Democratic Party takes a good long look at their lack of credibility on democracy as they process the results ...
Democrats will soon have a leadership vacuum, and there will be no shortage of highly ambitious governors, senators and ...
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The party of norms, procedure, bureaucracy, DEI initiatives, rule following, language policing, and compliance ...
(Bloomberg) -- Two Democratic congressmen from New York City said their party needs to move away from identity politics ...
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Larry Wilson: Democratic Party in such a fine messOne of the funniest quips ever from an American politician goes right to the heart of why the Democratic Party is in such a ...
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Longtime Democratic Party consultant Evan Barker, who voted for President-elect Donald Trump, says her liberal friends don’t ...
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was surprised to see her New York 14th congressional district swing heavily toward Trump even ...
Democrats need to change But why were people dissatisfied when the economy is so strong? In 2022, economists began to debate ...
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