House Democrat: Idea of Democratic Party going hard left 'frankly overblown'

Midterms : 15 ans après les Républicains, les Démocrates sont à leur tour confrontés à une rébellion à la Tea Party

À l’approche des élections de mi-mandat (Midterms), le Parti démocrate américain traverse une crise de sédition interne qui rappelle, par ses dynamiques de pouvoir, la révolte du Tea Party républicain ...

Here's How Extreme the Dems Are Now, in New NY Congressional Nominee's Own Words

Here's How Extreme the Dems Are Now, in New NY Congressional Nominee's Own Words

Party Panic: Donny Deutsch Says GOP Will Paint ALL Dems as Socialists and Anti-Semites for Embracing DSA

Party Panic: Donny Deutsch Says GOP Will Paint ALL Dems as Socialists and Anti-Semites for Embracing DSA

Frustrated Democrats Are Demanding Aggressive New Voices to Take Down Trump

A New York Times/Siena poll found that an overwhelming majority of voters want a Democratic overhaul. The problem? The party is fractured over who leads.

Socialist "earthquake" leaves Democrats reeling

House Democrats were left stunned on Tuesday night after two of their colleagues — including the chair of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus — lost primaries to left-wing challengers. Why it matters: The New York primary results are poised to double the bloc of Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) in Congress, something that is not sitting well with some moderates. People who do not support the DSA wring their hands at cocktail parties, while the DSA is organizing, Rep. Tom Suozzi (D-N.Y.), the co-chair of the bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus, told Axios. Another centrist House Democrat, speaking on the condition of anonymity to offer candid analysis, called the results an earthquake and a huge defeat for Democratic leadership. It was a tough night, said Rep. Greg Meeks (D-N.Y.), a close ally of leadership and the chair of the Queens County Democratic Party, told Axios.