The surgeon turned candidate has changed the way Democrats are talking about this.
How the Safest Advice in Democratic Politics Fell Apart
Candidates for Congress are not shying away from Israel and Gaza in 2026—and the results so far are clear.
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Aymann Ismail
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WASHINGTON – Potential Democratic presidential candidates in 2028 have found themselves tongue-tied and conflicted concerning…
A new crop of candidates is rattling Democratic leadership with their willingness to criticize what was once a pillar of party…
Last week’s New York City results showed the power of Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s endorsement and alarmed some Jewish leaders who…
The Democrats appeal to a small but highly mobilized liberal constituency fighting for a future in Israel. Meanwhile, fears that…
The war in Gaza, which began during Biden’s presidency and undermined Kamala Harris’ bid to replace him, remains an open wound,…
A high-profile Wednesday vote in Congress could send a major signal about the Democratic Party establishment, Israel and the…
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