After years of defending, encouraging, and catering to the most radical people in their base, it has been interesting to see some of the more old-school liberals getting worried about the craziest members of their party starting to acquire some real power.
For example, here’s James Carville, who has sounded increasingly crazy himself in recent years, fretting over lunatic members of the Democratic Socialists taking over their party: Similarly, Bill Maher has increasingly moved from a radical to something closer to a voice of reason on the Left over the last couple of years: Other liberals like Rahm Emanuel and Mark Kelly have criticized Democratic Socialists because they think they’re too radical for voters, which is sort of like a Muslim condemning 9/11 not because it was wrong, but because it made Muslims less popular in the West. The truth of the matter is that liberals have been enthusiastically building this Frankenstein for a long time, and it’s hard to do anything other than…Open
The term Red-Green Alliance refers to the growing left-wing political coalition of neo-Marxist progressives and anti-Western Islamists. Despite the inherent contradictions between these two ideologies (with progressives championing feminism and LGBTQ+ causes while Islam forbids homosexuality and restricts women), a de facto coalition has emerged. Both groups are united in their commitment to tear down the traditional American way of life. The post Introduction to the Red-Green Alliance Against Western Civilization appeared first on The Center for Renewing America .
Citizenship means more than residence in a particular place. It is the recognition of a land, culture, and history as one’s own. It involves the adoption and defense of a common way of life. Citizens may disagree about the best path forward for their nation, but all are united in their commitment to protect it. The unwritten contract of citizenship is verbalized when public officers swear to uphold the Constitution and when schoolchildren say the pledge of allegiance. Adherents to ideologies that attack the foundational pillars of our society—freedom of speech, freedom of religion, Christian morality—cannot sincerely swear allegiance to the United States of America. Such is the case with Marxist-Islamism. The term Red-Green Alliance…Open
Fox News Radio host Brian Kilmeade took sharp aim at Vice President JD Vance on Friday, calling his comments about Israeli government officials "stuff that you would expect extremists, extreme Squad members to say", a striking rebuke from a prominent conservative media voice directed at the sitting vice president. Kilmeade, broadcasting on the "Brian Kilmeade […] The post Kilmeade rips Vance over Israel remarks, compares them to Squad-style rhetoric appeared first on American Almanac .
Fox News Radio host Brian Kilmeade took sharp aim at Vice President JD Vance on Friday, calling his comments about Israeli government officials "stuff that you would expect extremists, extreme Squad members to say", a striking rebuke from a prominent conservative media voice directed at the sitting vice president. Kilmeade, broadcasting on the "Brian Kilmeade Show," played a clip of Vance claiming that people within the Israeli government are working to manipulate American public opinion in order to keep the military campaign going indefinitely. Kilmeade didn't mince words in his response. The exchange highlights a growing fault line on the right over U.S.-Israel policy, and raises questions about whether Vance's framing helps the…Open
House Democrats are preparing themselves for a caucus in 2027 that is significantly more outspoken and left-wing than the one they have now. Why it matters: It wasn't all that easy to integrate the four-member "Squad " into the Democratic fold. Now party leadership is going to have to contend with a much larger cohort of rabble rousers. - Rep. Steve Cohen (D-Tenn.) predicted "it will be difficult" to rein in these newly elected democratic socialists: "I think people that follow that [ideology] will cause problems." - Said another House Democrat: "People are electing candidates who say they're going to fight, not solve problems. What they're going to get is fights." - "If they're actually serious legislators, then they going to have to…
New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is on a hot streak. - In the last month alone, four progressive House candidates she's endorsed in open primaries have cruised to victory, making her an early kingmaker as she weighs a 2028 presidential run. Why it matters: AOC has gotten on a roll by deploying a different strategy from that of her mentor, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) — one that, despite its success, is dividing the left. - While Sanders has endorsed dozens of progressive candidates up and down ballots across the country this year, Ocasio-Cortez has been more choosy. - Some on the left say she's being overly cautious, and reluctant to support progressives who are taking on her Democratic colleagues in the House. State of play:…
As the Democratic Party continues its deep dive toward radicalism, Dr. Adam Hisham Hamawy, a Princeton plastic surgeon, has won the Democratic primary for New Jersey’s 12th Congressional District. Hamawy defeated a crowded field of 11 other candidates on June 2, 2026, and is now heavily favored to win the heavily Democratic district in November, […] The post Princeton Plastic Surgeon with Documented Ties to 1993 World Trade Center Terror Mastermind Wins Democratic Primary appeared first on StoneZone .
As the Democratic Party continues its deep dive toward radicalism, Dr. Adam Hisham Hamawy, a Princeton plastic surgeon, has won the Democratic primary for New Jersey’s 12th Congressional District. Hamawy defeated a crowded field of 11 other candidates on June 2, 2026, and is now heavily favored to win the heavily Democratic district in November, replacing retiring Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman. This victory reveals The Squad has embedded itself in the party’s direction. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan Omar, and other progressive figures, along with Sen. Bernie Sanders and funding from progressive and pro-Palestinian groups, all threw their support behind Hamawy. The candidate’s recent volunteer medical work in Gaza only reinforces his…Open
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) told Axios she is keeping the door open to endorsing challengers to her House Democratic colleagues "if someone crosses some huge line." Why it matters: Ocasio-Cortez hasn't endorsed a primary challenge to a sitting member in years and even signaled to colleagues during her run for House Oversight Committee ranking member that she may abandon the practice altogether. - But, asked in an interview at the Capitol on Wednesday about endorsing against incumbents, she told Axios: "I just haven't waded into that territory." - "Obviously, if someone crosses some huge line, it's never something that I rule out," the New York Democrat said, though she added that "it would have to be kind of an egregious…
