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Douglas E. Schoen And Carly CoopermanThe Hill |
The left-wing has won far fewer races than headlines suggest, and it remains almost entirely confined to safe Democratic districts.
Progressives may be on the cusp of winning the battle only to lose the war.
To win the presidency, Democrats cannot allow Republicans to fuse “Democrat” and “socialist” in voters’ minds.
Platner’s implosion may actually help the party in the long term.
Recent developments suggest the long-term strategic impact of the war may improve sentiment in the long term.
The political consequences for President Trump and congressional Republicans are far from over.
Now, there is the realistic possibility that both the House and Senate are in play.
The data simply does not support the idea that conservatives, especially younger ones, are turning away from Israel.
The terrain both parties will be navigating in the coming months is rapidly coming into shape.
A reminder that a well-executed speech does not always translate into a political windfall.
They are issues that have long divided Democrats within their party’s political spectrum.
That significantly misses the mark and obscures the genuine value interest groups like AIPAC provide to American politics.