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Will Democrats Learn From Starmer's Failures?
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Right Wing Watch
· Jul 8, 2026
Todd Starnes Claims That 'Scandalized' Republicans 'Get The Boot'
Reacting to the allegations against Graham Platner, Todd Starnes laughably claims that whenever there is some sort of a scandalized individual in the Republican Party, they get the heave-ho, they get the boot. We certainly saw that with, for example, Matt Gaetz.
National Republican Senatorial Committee
· Jul 7, 2026
Battleground Dems Stayed Silent on Platner Scandals Until Schumer, DSCC Marching Orders Came Down
New reporting reveals that—after months of remaining silent on Graham Platner and his scandals—Senate Democrat candidates across battleground states only found the courage and “moral clarity” to condemn Platner’s behavior after Chuck Schumer and the Democrats’ Senate campaign arm instructed them to. “These Senate Democrats are loyalists to Chuck Schumer who will only do what Democrat Party []
Townhall
· Jan 1, 2001
LIVE: Have Schumer and Jeffries Been Tossed by Their Own Party?
LIVE: Have Schumer and Jeffries Been Tossed by Their Own Party?
RedState
· Jun 26, 2026
Boom: Hakeem Jeffries Gets Caught in a Lie and Wrecked Over Response to Socialists
Boom: Hakeem Jeffries Gets Caught in a Lie and Wrecked Over Response to Socialists
The Daily Signal
· Jul 10, 2026
The Ghost of Graham Platner Will Haunt Establishment Democrats
Democrats are in the process of exorcising Graham Platner from the party and the Maine Senate race, but Platner’s ghost could haunt Democrats for years to come. Platner’s candidacy was an ambitious experiment led by progressive party outsiders, as self-proclaimed socialists racked up wins from California to New York and plenty of states in between....
Sky News Australia
· Jun 23, 2026
Keir Starmer is too 'oblivious' to realise his leadership is an embarrassment
Talk TV Weekend Editor Phil Dave mocks Keir Starmer, predicting an "embarrassing" resignation for the UK Prime Minister. “I think Starmer’s embarrassment came a long time before Andy Burnham even thought of trying to rescue the party,” Mr Dave told Sky News Senior Reporter Caroline Marcus. “Starmer is so oblivious to what everyone seems to think of him and his policies and his time as prime minister that I don’t even think that he would notice he’s being embarrassed.”
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Related coverage for "Will Democrats Learn From Starmer's Failures?": Right Wing Watch — Todd Starnes Claims That 'Scandalized' Republicans 'Get The Boot'. National Republican Senatorial Committee — Battleground Dems Stayed Silent on Platner Scandals Until Schumer, DSCC Marching Orders Came Down. Townhall — LIVE: Have Schumer and Jeffries Been Tossed by Their Own Party?. RedState — Boom: Hakeem Jeffries Gets Caught in a Lie and Wrecked Over Response to Socialists. The Daily Signal — The Ghost of Graham Platner Will Haunt Establishment Democrats. Sky News Australia — Keir Starmer is too 'oblivious' to realise his leadership is an embarrassment