Democrat Rips Trump As ‘Racial Arsonist’ Who ‘Pulled The Sheets Off’ After Charlottesville
The Congressman said Trump’s weekend rant about NFL and NBA players is just a continuation of his post-Charlottesville racist rhetoric.
The Congressman said Trump’s weekend rant about NFL and NBA players is just a continuation of his post-Charlottesville racist rhetoric.
It’s hard to gauge the outcome of midterm elections more than a year before they’re held, but Donald Trump’s presidency has motivated progressive and moderate voters in a way they haven’t been in a long time.
Getting lost in the policy weeds isn’t going to win elections, but hope and the resulting empowerment and thus engagement of the electorate are the keys to winning elections.
The move by top Democrats sets up a stark contrast between themselves and Donald Trump ahead of the 2020 election.
“If this is not who we are as Americans, let’s prove it,” Hillary Clinton said.
The 100 Democratic women who packed into a suburban Maryland conference room recently for a one-day training on how to run for political office were more than activists eager to battle President Donald Trump and his fellow Republicans.
“There’s a likelihood that there will be a confrontation. And if there’s a confrontation and if there’s a threat to fire Bob Mueller, there will be a firestorm of opposition on both sides of the aisle here in Congress.”
This is a President of the United States who is unwilling or unable to accept criticism or responsibility for his own failures.
The best way to get under Donald Trump’s very thin skin is to mock and ridicule him, and it appears Democrats have no problem doing just that.
A handful of Democratic Senators were fuming on Thursday as Donald Trump and the White House strongly consider giving back two compounds to Russia that were shut down by the Obama administration.
“I’m questioning the patriotism of all of those Republicans who are allowing this president to side with Putin, to wrap his arms around Putin.”
The Vermont senator said, “Many thousands of our fellow Americans every single year will die, and many more will suffer and become much sicker than they should” because of Trumpcare.
Whether they’re from a red state or blue state, Democrats are not afraid to speak out against this disastrous piece of legislation because they are listening to the American public.
Ossoff is focusing not just on the corruption that continues to consume the White House, but the disastrous Republican policy agenda that will bury the middle class.
“If President Trump were to fire Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein and then got Special Counsel Mueller fired, I believe Congress would begin impeachment proceedings.”
The Democrat said people shouldn’t be afraid to call out Trump for his contributions to this type of behavior.
A new Quinnipiac University poll found that retirement age voters are abandoning Trump in droves, which could be great news for Democrats looking to take back Congress in 2018.
Republicans don’t have any ideas to run on, so they’re going to vilify Pelosi! Oh, you’ve heard this one before. Like, every election cycle. OK. Well Republicans are hoping their base will be stupid enough to buy it again.
A thorough and independent investigation into Trump is a top priority, but Democrats should not lose sight of issues that affect working Americans every day.
The President of the United States is either knowingly handing over highly classified intelligence to a foreign adversary or he isn’t smart enough to know what constitutes classified information.
116 days in and things look bad for the entire Republican Party, thanks to Trump. “Trump’s 39% job rating is a screaming alarm bell for the Republican Party when you think about the midterms,” NBC’s First Read warned in just one example. There’s more.
“We’re fiddling while Rome is burning. This president needs to be impeached. I believe that.”
“This investigation must be run as far away as possible from this White House and as far away as possible from anyone that President Trump has appointed.”
Why is Sessions involved in this decision if he has supposedly recused himself from all things related to Russia?
The ad could work because it clearly lays out the Big Lie revealed in Trumpcare; Donald Trump isn’t a populist who’s going to take care of people. He’s just another greedy, selfish Republican who lied to the people in order to get what he wanted — tax cuts for the rich.
Americans are quickly mobilizing to defeat vulnerable GOP candidates who voted in favor the disastrous legislation.
If you thought you were safe from the perils of Trumpcare because you don’t have a preexisting condition and get your insurance from your employer, take a deep breath. Trumpcare offers a “backdoor way to gut” employer plans.
“We’ve got to join the rest of the world and guarantee health care to all of our people as a right.”
“More and more information is coming out about the connections of the Trump allies and some people in his cabinet and their connections to Russia, and it’s only going to get worse.”
Trump conned coal miners in order to win the White House, but Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown promises not to let him get away with it.
Laurence Tribe, noted professor of constitutional law at Harvard Law School, observed today that his former student Representative Adam Schiff, who reminds him of “No Drama Obama,” would make a great Senator or even President.
The 2018 picture is bright for Democrats currently, with a 19 point enthusiasm gap for the House among voters most excited for turning out next year, 57-38.
“This isn’t about what Donald Trump says. This is about what Donald Trump does. And he’s delivering one hit after another on working families.”
“We have shattered expectations. We are changing the world. And your voices are going to ring out across this state and across this country.â€
If Democrats can ride this wave into 2018, they could very well outperform expectations in a year which Republicans are expected to do well.
These numbers aren’t just exactly what the Democrats were hoping for going into Tuesday’s special election – they’re even better.
The night is young and there is a long way to go, but Jon Ossoff appears to be performing well where it counts – at least for now.
According to a recent poll, Ossoff’s support is just over 45 percent – not far from the 50 percent he needs to avoid a June run-off.
Republicans are so worried about Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) running for president that they are already trying to crush her potential 2020 bid.
Democrats will win elections when they go to all parts of the country and explain that their policies are better for average Americans.
During an interview on MSNBC, the Democratic candidate in the House special election in Georgia, Jon Ossoff, showed exactly why Democrats are so excited and Republicans are deeply concerned about defeat next week. Video: Reason number one that Republicans are worried in an era of Trump driven negativity, Ossoff sounds positive, “Fundamentally, my campaign is…
Merkley’s decision to hold the floor over the Gorsuch nomination comes as Republicans plan to hold a vote to change the Senate rules.
Democrats are taking this investigation seriously, while Republicans are bending over backward to protect the GOP president.
New DNC Chair Tom Perez shows that he’s on message, telling MSNBC Sessions should resign, “The rule of law is the rule of law. Nobody is above the law.”
The Democrats will use their first rebuttal speech to go hard after the unpopular president.
President Trump continuously claims to be the victim of Democratic obstruction while presenting himself as a “unity” president, but he spends a lot of his time dissing Democrats. In fact, he is doing what Republicans inaccurately accused President Obama of doing. And then Trump whines about the reaction to his insults and snubs.
2016 Democratic Presidential nominee and popular vote winner Hillary Clinton congratulated a united Tom Perez and Keith Ellison after Perez won as DNC Chair and immediately appointed his opponent Ellison as Deputy.
After yet another brutally on point lampooning of Sean Spicer by Melissa McCarthy on Saturday Night Live, Representative Maxine Waters (D-CA) rubbed salt in the wound by telling Joy Reid “Nobody takes him seriously anyway… Let’s have fun with him while he’s there.”
“I’ll be damned if we’re going to have a draft-dodging chickenhawk president of the United States … ordering the people I served with back into another conflict.”
The Democratic base is not in the mood to compromise with racism and misogyny, let alone cater to Republicans after their unprecedented theft of Obama’s right and responsibility to fill the Supreme Court seat.
If you were wondering if Democratic Minority Leader Senator Chuck Schumer had it in him to fight the surreal attacks on democracy courtesy of the Trump administration, wonder no more. Senator Schumer took a flamethrower to Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s use of Rule XIX to silence Senator Elizabeth Warren Wednesday on the Senate floor. Schumer…
The Minnesota Democrat said the Senate should simply tell Devos, “Thank you for your time. We’ll let you know,” and move on to a candidate that is actually qualified to lead the department.
“President Trump may be willing to ignore the Consitution and the laws of the United States of America … but the American people are not.”
It took less than a week of leadership from the unpopular Republican trio of Mitch McConnell, Paul Ryan, and Donald Trump for American voters to give Democrats an eight-point edge in the generic Congressional ballot for 2018.
The media has dubbed the Trump protests as the “New Tea Party”. But this is mainstream America. This is not an extremist faction of the Democratic Party. And therein lies the huge difference between this movement and the Tea Party.
The GOP move hampers the government’s ability to protect “public health and safety, the environment, workplace safety and consumer financial protections.”
Democrats are wasting air time playing Nice Guys and praising Sen Jeff Sessions, which is typical Senate behavior and typical of Democrats, for whom reaching across the aisle is a value.
But those times are gone, and they are dealing with a dangerous racist who has been nominated to be the Attorney General.
“If a small minority in the Tea Party can stop President Obama, then we the majority can stop a petty tyrant named Trump.”
“I am appalled,” one lawyer told USA TODAY of the FBI’s pre-election actions.
On the eve of Electoral College electors gathering to vote, acting DNC Chair Donna Brazille said that the Russian hacks against the Democratic Party were even worse than previously reported.
The Republican strategy on the health care law boils down to this: Repeal it first and figure out what to replace it with later.
As Democrats and a few Republicans push for investigations into Russian hacking of the 2016 U.S. election, it’s important to note that the Kremlin is accused of a “new and particularly noxious form of an old K.G.B. dirty trick known as kompromat, the fabrication and planting of compromising or illegal material.”
If there’s any 78-year-old who can pull it off, it’s Joe Biden.
Some Republicans in Congress are working to prevent Trump from carrying out a top campaign promise.
Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) fended off a challenge from Tim Ryan by a vote of 134-63 Wednesday morning, in a closed door caucus meeting.
Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) laid down the law Friday in reaction to President-elect Donald Trump’s potential nomination of Senator Jeff Sessions for Attorney General, saying 30 years ago he was rejected for a federal judgeship because “there can be no compromise with racism; no negotiation with hate.”
Senate Democrats are considering a strategy of collaboration with President-elect Trump, which if acted upon would send the Democratic base into a state of total rebellion.
Senator Harry Reid (D-NV) took to the Senate floor Thursday to demand that President-elect Donald Trump do something about the astonishing and increasing “vile acts of hate and intimidation” by a minority of his supporters. Since Reid last asked Trump to step up, the hate crimes increased by 40% according to the Southern Poverty Law Center.
Once Trump is sworn in, he would have the power to clear his children on his own.
“We are not turning this country over to what Donald Trump has sold,” she said. “We’re just not.”
Dean says he knows how to make the Democratic Party competitive going forward.
This is the first U.S. Senate seat picked up by Democrats on the evening.
This is the kind of happy talk that one may expect from Democrats – not a prominent Republican pollster.
Clinton said tomorrow is “just the beginning” of the work ahead.
“We are one day away from once again making history,” the First Lady said.
The Boss, a staple of Democratic politics, outlined Trump’s dangerous policy ideas and said: “Tomorrow, those ideas and that campaign is going down.”
With 24 hours to go, the wind is at Hillary Clinton’s back as she stands on the doorstep of history.
This isn’t the first time there’s been controversy surrounding Trump and Ryan. It likely won’t be the last.
“It very well could be the Hispanic vote that saves Hillary Clinton in Florida.”
CNN has obtained audio of North Carolina GOP Senator Richard Burr joking about gun owners putting a “bullseye” on Hillary Clinton.
Not even an overwhelming victory by Hillary Clinton is likely to convince Republicans that they should do their job.
With two weeks until Election Day, the Electoral College is solidifying around Hillary Clinton.
Clinton’s support continues to inch closer to 50 percent as third-party leaners flock to the Democratic nominee.
According to Gallup, 57 percent of Americans believe the current president is doing a good job.
Donald Trump’s unraveling presidential campaign is clearly taking a toll on down-ballot Senate races.
Clinton leads by 9 points nationally and a whopping 19 points among women.
Instead of holding her husband responsible for what he said, she blamed the media for reporting on it.
According to a tweet by CNN’s Noah Gray, the crowd tried to get Trump’s attention but wasn’t successful.
“[Trump] didn’t build this house by himself. He just slapped his name on it and took credit for it,” the president said.
Sorry, Republicans, but Americans think President Obama has done a pretty good job.
Trump’s first response to the Times before publishing the story wasn’t denial – it was to take legal action to make sure the information wasn’t reported.
Clinton has the momentum in the Buckeye State.
The GOP knows that when fewer people turn out to the polls, they have a better chance of being successful.
The Democratic nominee will have a popular outgoing president by her side to close out the campaign and bring home a victory.
Trump criticized Clinton on Russia and North Korea after heaping praise on those two countries during the campaign.
Rising Democratic enthusiasm comes at a time when many voters across the country are already casting their ballots.
Nate Silver’s newly launched forecast gives Democrats the edge.
The House Judiciary Committee Democrats urged the DOJ to investigate “allegations of bribery and other criminal misconduct concerning the $25,000 donation from the Donald J. Trump Foundation to Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi.”
It is even worse for Republicans than they could have imagined, as new data shows that the GOP is aging rapidly and could be facing national extinction.
The CNN poll “assumes an electorate we’ve never seen before,” Chuck Todd said.