New York's congressional primaries on Tuesday will be a key test of strength for the left-wing movement challenging the Democratic Party's establishment . Why it matters: Several of these races pit the interests of House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) against those of democratic socialist New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani . - Mamdani, one of the left's most prominent figures both in New York and nationwide, is backing three left-wing insurgents vying for NYC-based House seats. - Two of those insurgents are running against incumbent Democrats — and Jeffries almost always supports his incumbents. State of play: In the state's 10th district, Jeffries is supporting Rep. Dan Goldman (D-N.Y.) while Mamdani is backing NYC…
Whining, ignoring facts and fishing for a "get Trump" moment: Carl Higbie didn't think he'd need to spend part of his show on "nuts" liberals' reflecting pool antics.
VIDEO SYNTHESIS / It’s unheard of for an Opposition not to demand a general election when the governing party in Parliament switches out its leader (and therefore the prime minister) mid-mandate. And yet the British Conservatives just said that there was no need for an election following Sir Keir Stalin’s resignation. Nigel Farage on the other hand didn’t waste any time whatsoever calling for one. Why? Because we are watching the “World’s oldest political party” being consigned to history in real time — by Nigel Farage’s Reform UK. *** Hi there folks, thanks for watching! I’m Ben Harnwell, International Editor of “Steve Bannon’s WarRoom” — the Number 1 ranked US political podcast. Follow me on the world’s…
The House passed similar bipartisan legislation in May but will still need to give final approval on the Senate version. The Senate bill passed in a massively bipartisan 85-5 split.
