Democrats won the midterms promising to lower costs. Instead of fighting over leadership, they should unite to repeal Trump's tariffs.

The White House withdrew one of President Trump's judicial picks on Tuesday after GOP Sens. Boozman and Cotton blocked his nomination.

Harmeet Dhillon probed universities and state voter rolls at the Justice Department. And she thinks most conservatives are too timid when it comes to the law.

At the Democrats' first big 2028 cattle call, the hottest prospects aren't running for anything.

Three of the four biggest states of the old Confederacy are now hospitable to Democrats.

It's an uphill battle.

Granted, it doesn't quite have the same ring as "It's the economy, stupid," but it does explain a lot about why Republicans got taken behind the proverbial woodshed and beaten like a red-headed stepchild (apologies to all red-headed stepchildren).

Democrats desperately need unity. Jeffries is built for that.

Thursday, November 12th on RealClearPolitics - Joined by RCP Contributor, Richard Porter

Twenty-five years ago, I dove into the politics of the Latino electorate, studying a cohort of voters that Washington far too often treated as an afterthought or a monolith. At the New Democrat Network, we launched the Hispanic Project, raising and spending (at the time) a record-breaking $8 million to research what truly moved our community and to communicate directly - in Spanish, with authentic nuance, delivered by trusted voices across our diverse communities.