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Conservative group admits backing toxic Democrats in primary races
Narrative Analysis: Name Calling
The Conservative Americans PAC has financed a series of outside efforts tied to multiple primary election races in which they tried to elevate weaker Democrat candidates over their stronger primary opponents. The group participated in contests across Nebraska’s 2nd District, Pennsylvania’s 7th, Texas’ 35th, New Jersey’s 7th, and Maine’s 2nd District, including working alongside affiliated []...Click to read more
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Salon
· Jul 1, 2026
Colorado’s socialist sweep could reshape power in the U.S. House
Left-wing Democrats may be creating a powerful position of leverage for themselves
National Republican Congressional Committee
· Jun 23, 2026
CO-08 Dems in Disarray
Out of touch Democrats Manny Rutinel and Shannon Bird are racing to the far left, attacking each other, and blowing through their cash in the effort to escape their messy primary. The Democrat primary “is one of the most negative this election cycle.” While Rutinel and Bird are stuck in disarray, Congressman Gabe Evans is delivering commonsense wins for Coloradans [] The post CO-08 Dems in Disarray appeared first on NRCC.
The Jerusalem Post
· Jul 2, 2026
Democratic Party drift: Primary victories show anti-Israel Left is no longer fringe - editorial
Many Republicans initially dismissed the Tea Party as a passing fringe phenomenon. Democrats should not make the same mistake.
Hot Air
· Jun 23, 2026
WSJ: 'Far-Left' Generational Clash Could Derail Dems
WSJ: 'Far-Left' Generational Clash Could Derail Dems
POLITICO - Politics
· Jul 11, 2026
Progressives think they've found a way around their old social media posts
Left-wing candidates are betting voters care more about economic populism than old posts calling to defund the police. Republicans are salivating.
Townhall
· Jul 9, 2026
No Wonder Democrats Think Masculinity Is Toxic, Look at the Men They Elevate
No Wonder Democrats Think Masculinity Is Toxic, Look at the Men They Elevate
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Related coverage for "Conservative group admits backing toxic Democrats in primary races": Salon — Colorado’s socialist sweep could reshape power in the U.S. House. National Republican Congressional Committee — CO-08 Dems in Disarray. The Jerusalem Post — Democratic Party drift: Primary victories show anti-Israel Left is no longer fringe - editorial. Hot Air — WSJ: 'Far-Left' Generational Clash Could Derail Dems. POLITICO - Politics — Progressives think they've found a way around their old social media posts. Townhall — No Wonder Democrats Think Masculinity Is Toxic, Look at the Men They Elevate