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THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (The American Conservative) - TAC Media Appearances: 4/27–5/4

The Financial Times, the Spectator, and Matt Gaetz: see what TAC staff have been up to this week. The post TAC Media Appearances: 4/27–5/4 appeared first on The American Conservative .

- Senior Editor Andrew Day appeared on Turkish news provider Harici to discuss the upcoming midterm elections - Al Jazeera quoted Andrew Day in their article “After 60 days of war in Iran, does US Congress want a say?” - Executive Director Curt Mills joined the Matt Gaetz Show to discuss Iran War negotiations - Curt Mills was quoted in the Spectator commenting on Pete Hegseth’s accusation that opponents of the Iran War are unpatriotic - Andrew Day appeared on the Glenn Show with Glenn Loury to discuss the uses and abuses of American military power abroad - The Financial Times quoted Curt Mills on Trump’s penchant for plastering his name on the country and its institutions - Andrew Day was quoted in Le…Open

AXIOS (Andrew Solender) - Infighting erupts among House Democrats as party picks favorites in contested races

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee sparked a rare and heated bout of public infighting between House Democrats on Monday by endorsing multiple candidates who are still locked in contested primaries. Why it matters: The blowup is dredging up an intense, long-standing debate about whether Democratic leadership is acting un-democratically to boost the candidates they view as more electable. - "Voters, not the DCCC, should pick Democratic nominees," leaders of the Congressional Progressive Caucus PAC said in a statement first reported by Axios. - Rep. Linda Sánchez (D-Calif.), chair of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus' BOLD PAC, fumed about several Latino candidates being passed over for endorsements, saying: "Latino voters…

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee sparked a rare and heated bout of public infighting between House Democrats on Monday by endorsing multiple candidates who are still locked in contested primaries. Why it matters: The blowup is dredging up an intense, long-standing debate about whether Democratic leadership is acting un-democratically to boost the candidates they view as more electable. - "Voters, not the DCCC, should pick Democratic nominees," leaders of the Congressional Progressive Caucus PAC said in a statement first reported by Axios. - Rep. Linda Sánchez (D-Calif.), chair of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus' BOLD PAC, fumed about several Latino candidates being passed over for endorsements, saying: "Latino voters…Open