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Can Trump win the midterms by red-baiting Democrats?
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The Hill
· Jul 5, 2026
Wins by the far-left set up challenge for Hakeem Jeffries
The growing wave of primary victories by democratic socialists is poised to pose a major challenge for House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) if Democrats retake the House in the midterms. He will likely need to contend with an increasingly restive and energized left flank as he mounts a bid for the Speakership and attempts...
Hot Air
· Jun 25, 2026
Will Moderate Democrats Head for the Exits? Will It Matter if They Do?
Will Moderate Democrats Head for the Exits? Will It Matter if They Do?
Wirepoints
· Jun 27, 2026
JB Pritzker Will Soon Learn He Can’t Have It All – Daily Caller
He wants to be angry at Democrats without hurting their feelings, good at governing without the track record to prove it, and a progressive who happens to be a billionaire political moderate. He also wants to be president.
Coffman Chronicle
· Jul 3, 2026
Hakeem Jeffries Says Trump Is the Bigger Issue as Democrats Face Party Divisions
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries used an NPR interview to argue that Democratic divisions should not distract from what he sees as the larger midterm issue: President Trump and the Republican agenda.
Washington Examiner
· Jul 8, 2026
Socialist primary wins could complicate Jeffries’ path to the speaker’s gavel
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) has bristled at questions about his leadership should Democrats retake the House in November. But after a wave of insurgent primary wins from New York City to Colorado elevated left-wing challengers openly critical of the party establishment, and in some cases of Jeffries himself, the minority leader now faces []
Al Jazeera
· Jul 9, 2026
Graham Platner drops Maine Senate bid: What that means for Democrats
Democrats are scrambling to field a candidate as popular as Platner to clinch Maine in the midterms.
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Related coverage for " Can Trump win the midterms by red-baiting Democrats? ": The Hill — Wins by the far-left set up challenge for Hakeem Jeffries. Hot Air — Will Moderate Democrats Head for the Exits? Will It Matter if They Do?. Wirepoints — JB Pritzker Will Soon Learn He Can’t Have It All – Daily Caller. Coffman Chronicle — Hakeem Jeffries Says Trump Is the Bigger Issue as Democrats Face Party Divisions. Washington Examiner — Socialist primary wins could complicate Jeffries’ path to the speaker’s gavel. Al Jazeera — Graham Platner drops Maine Senate bid: What that means for Democrats