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DAVID MARCUS: The age of the Democratic Party blocking fringe outsiders is officially over
There were two events on Tuesday that offered more proof of a national Democratic Party establishment that has lost control: One was a meeting, one an election, and both are harbingers of real danger on the American left. The meeting took place in Washington, D.C., between presumptive Maine Democratic Senate nominee, the Nazi tattoed, serial sexter Graham Platner and members of his party in that body. Some, mostly through wishcasting, thought this would be the end of the alleged oysters...
Here’s what we just learned about the Democratic Party’s future
Democrats didn’t take many chances in critical November battlegrounds on Tuesday. Voters played it safe in picking establishment-backed Josh Turek to take on GOP Rep. Ashley Hinson for an open Senate seat in Iowa and putting up moderate military veteran Rebecca Bennett against Republican Rep. Tom Kean Jr. in one of the most competitive House districts in the country. The results were more mixed in bluer territory.
California dreamin', MAGA screamin'- Trump and co see red in PIO Nithya Raman's surge in LA
TOI correspondent from Washington: Welcome to LA LA land’s latest political plot twist — where an Indian-American democratic socialist crashes the establishment party, a reality TV star cries foul, and MAGA mavericks smell yet another election heist. Spencer Pratt, the former star of MTV's The Hills and the only Republican in the Los Angeles mayoral race, went to bed on primary election night with what looked like a ticket to the November runoff: a lead of nearly 40,000 votes over...
Democrats split on Israel parade as Schumer attends and Mamdani skips out
New York mayor refused to attend as other Democrats drew rebukes for marching with Israel’s far-right finance ministerAs they’ve done for decades, prominent members of the Democratic party establishment marched on Sunday in New York City’s annual Israel Day parade. Perhaps more noteworthy, however, was who was missing. Zohran Mamdani, the mayor of New York City, refused to attend, citing his opposition to the Israeli government, which he has accused of committing genocide in Gaza.
Dem Senate candidate makes stunning admission about antisemitism in her party: 'Dangerous'
Mallory McMorrow, a Democratic candidate for Senate in Michigan, wasted no time answering whether an antisemitism problem exists in the Democratic Party."There is," McMorrow answered bluntly at a debate Senate debate on Thursday."At the Democratic convention, an attendee yelled an antisemitic slur at my husband, who is Jewish and was walking with my 5-year-old daughter. That is terrifying," McMorrow said.Amid a tight, three-way Senate primary, McMorrow’s answer definitively reveals her...
What Is the Democrats’ Answer to ‘America First’?
The Democratic Party’s foreign-policy experts assembled what they dubbed a shadow cabinet during President Trump’s first term to counter the new leader’s disruptive approach to global affairs. As Trump harangued allies and threatened to abandon NATO, the group condemned his deference to Russian President Vladimir Putin and his support for the Saudi war in Yemen, proposed alternative policies, and called for a restoration of the rules-based order. The idea was to convene such governmental and...
Democratic battles and incumbents on defense: What to watch in Tuesday’s primaries
The fight to shape the future of the Democratic Party is playing out in a slew of key primaries across six states Tuesday, as races across six states set the matchups in crucial November battlegrounds and settle personal and ideological battles across the country. Voters will head to the polls in California, Iowa, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico and South Dakota, with the biggest contest of the night being California’s race to succeed Gov. Gavin Newsom. California has a slew of important...
DAVID MARCUS: Establishment Dems turn on Graham Platner, but it's way too late
The world learned this week that Graham Platner, the Maine Democrat all but set to win his party's Senate primary next month, has been sexting up to 12 women in the past few years while married. For Platner, this just added to his Cadillac Mountain of scandals. You are likely familiar with the fact that the so-called oyster farmer has a Nazi tattoo that he covered up only after lying about knowing its meaning.
LIZ PEEK: Democrats face a socialist reckoning they are too scared to stop
Democrats have a tiger by the tail. Democratic Socialists are bringing money and energy to their party, but also a growing crop of anti-American, anti-capitalist and often antisemitic candidates who scorn our country’s traditions and values. These challengers may ride today’s wave of anti-Trump sentiment, concern about AI and anger about high prices, and win in solidly Democrat areas, like Manhattan, but long term they will become an embarrassment.
How to Save the Supreme Court From Itself
Subscribe here: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTubeIn this episode of The David Frum Show, The Atlantic’s David Frum opens with his thoughts on growing extremism in the Democratic Party. Frum compares this to the paranoia and conspiratorial thinking that cost the Republican Party dearly in the 2010s and cautions the Democrats against making the same mistakes. Then David is joined by Kate Shaw, a co-host of the podcast Strict Scrutiny and a professor of law at University of Pennsylvania Carey...