Voters cast out more than two dozen Democratic state lawmakers in Vermont on Nov. 5, putting the state at the leading edge of the anti-incumbent wave that swept the country this election.
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The no-nonsense Democrat, who is running for Virginia governor, tells VF that her party should “just take a second and listen to people” before committing to a strategy for reclaiming the White House. By Chris Smith Politics Joe Biden Still Thinks He Could Have Won in 2024 “I beat him...
and we're on the borderline. And if we do these things, we're going to lose these seats, and we're not going to be in the majority anymore. Obviously, 2022, a major concern here. You've got 12 of them there. Now, of course, these are people in direct opposition to the deficit...
“I don’t know how you do much better than he did there.” If that’s right, the crucial question is whether Biden can notch enough gains among white-collar Whites in Wisconsin to offset a likely decline in his margin and/or turnout among Black voters and ...
When people say they are “independent” they usually vote Democrat. Look at everyone of the congressmen and senators that have done it. 7 1 Reply Leadfarmer 8 months ago Not your grandparents demoncrat party? Only someone that has never done any research on the party could say. If ...
If, however, the majority of people vote for a tax paid only by a minority, then it totally ceases to be voluntary. For example, if 90% of the people vote for a tax that is only paid by the top 10% and then redistributed to the other 90% then this isn’t charity. This is thef...
Speaker Mike Johnson is staring down what could be a one-vote majority to enact the House GOP agenda in the first months of the second Trump era. The practical effect will be that every member of his conference has the potential to be the next Sen. Joe Manchin or Kyrsten Sinema, who ...
One reason we haven’t heard as much about religiously unaffiliated people is because they are often dismissed as less likely to vote, even as their share of the total population has grown. But that perception of nonreligious voters as less engaged could be increasingly wrong, as...
The laughter continued as she baited Trump by mocking the size of his rallies, and the Harris-friendly crowd cheered and whistled as the Democrat landed one-liners like, “Donald Trump was fired by 81 million people. Clearly, he is having a very difficult time processing t...