I was there when the Clinton campaign was ready to party. This race isn’t over till it’s over—even if Trump jumped the shark.
Melissa DeRosa, former Obama for America State Director, Deputy Chief of Staff to the New York Attorney General and Secretary to Gov. Andrew Cuomo, is the author of What's Left Unsaid: My Life at the Center of Power, Politics and Crisis and a Democratic strategist based in New York City.
There’s plenty of blame to go around: Biden’s aides. The media. But let’s get real: Democrats only have days to stop a Trump cataclysm.
The Democrats’ raging hangover isn’t just from last night’s debate, it’s from months of denial. Now the elders need to do their duty.
Going from Suozzi to George Santos and back is like going from a brief, exciting but traumatic affair back to your boring-but-stable ex who you belonged with all along.
They’ve had all the time in the world to manage a problem that polls show voters prefer Trump and Republicans to handle.
The system only works if the people believe in it. Indicting a former president (no matter how criminal he may be) on a weak case makes Americans lose faith.
Trust in government is requisite to society taking on big challenges like pandemics and climate change. When politicians are caught out, it increases public mistrust in the system.
Republicans nominated a complete fraud, and the media failed to vet him. But we couldn’t beat him.
The Democrats have been focused on abortion rights ahead of the midterms, but they must acknowledge the crime problem and “go on offense” with a plan to fix it.
The Pennsylvania Democrat is more than fit to serve in the Senate, but being opaque about his condition was a gift to Republicans. It’s not too late to course-correct.