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The Party of Rebellion Wearing the Mask of Freedom :: By Bill Wilson

Today’s Democratic Party frequently portrays itself as the defender of democracy, equality, and freedom. Yet critics see a very different pattern, one that stretches from America’s...

Today’s Democrat Party

by Gary Varvel at CDN - Click to read the rest HERE-> Today’s Democrat Party first posted at Conservative Daily News

Democratic Party's Shift From Labor Unions to Faculty Lounge

Democratic rift over the party's future widens amid the left's New York victories

A trio of democratic socialist victories in New York City this week is deepening a schism among Democrats over who should lead the party and determine its direction as the midterms...

Democratic Party Must Contend With ‘Great Schism,’ Potential for ‘Serious Fracture’

Last week, Democratic Socialists of America candidates endorsed by Mayor Zohran Mamdani won big in New York, sending shockwaves over the future of the Democratic Party. Is the part...

Democratic 'Party Apparatus' Needs New Leadership

Democratic Party of Hawaiʻi reaffirms commitment to aloha, unity, and respectful civic engagement

In response to recent news reports involving an individual who has publicly announced a candidacy for Hawaiʻi's Second Congressional District, the Democratic Party of Hawaiʻi and...

Democrats are the party of the elite

For generations, Democrats have portrayed themselves as the party of ordinary Americans — factory workers, waitresses, truck drivers, police officers, construction workers, and mid...

Political Cartoons 5-31-2026

 The state of the Democratic Party 2026. 

LETTER: The Democratic 2024 “autopsy”

A party captured by radical leftists.

The Democratic Civil War: the Organized Crime Democrats are Losing to the Bolsheviks

Democrats Are Closing In On Their Tea Party Moment

Tuesday night's election results show growing momentum for the party's left wing.

Democrats hold 10-point lead over GOP on congressional ballot: Poll 

Emerson College released survey results on Thursday that found Democrats have 50.3 percent support from likely voters while Republicans have 39.5 percent support.