Switching affiliation isn't a new phenomenon for office-seekers, but it has typically been a rather rare occurrence that could become more common in 2026.
While Republicans fixate on polls, Democrats harvest ballots, fundraise with billionaires, and push their base to fight like their paychecks depend on it.
Democratic operatives contend that the 2024 defeat and Biden's handling of his reelection campaign have triggered an unusually profound crisis of confidence.
Twenty years ago, U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders delivered a powerful explanation of a political tactic used to persuade voters to support policies that benefit the wealthy, often at the expense of their own interests. In this compelling video, hosted . ...
Doescher reacted to former Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill's comment that 2024 voters were "not smart enough" to keep Donald Trump out of the White House.
Senator Bernie Sanders agreed with podcasters on the parallels between the vilification of his 2016 "Bernie bro" fans in 2016 and today's "podcast bros."