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July 28

Democratic Party tensions seep into bipartisan group as governors resisting Trump's agenda reconsider dues

National Governors Association (NGA) chair Gov. Kevin Stitt urged bipartisan cooperation as Democratic governors consider leaving the NGA over Trump policy disagreements.

July 28

Bad Brand: Democrats plunge to new lows in another national poll

Democratic Party favorability has plunged to 33% in a Wall Street Journal poll, marking a 35-year low as the party struggles to regain credibility with voters.

July 28

Game on in North Carolina as former Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper launches Senate bid for GOP-held seat

Roy Cooper enters North Carolina Senate race as Democrats' top recruit, boosting chances to flip a key Republican seat in 2026 against likely GOP candidate Michael Whatley.

July 27

Democratic senator laments party's messaging problem as ratings plummet to 30-year low

Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly told CNN's Jake Tapper on Sunday that the Democrats had a messaging party and that it was important to talk to voters about what matters to them.

July 26

Incoming NGA Chair 'disappointed' in Dem governors 'playing politics' in bipartisan group

National Governors Association (NGA) faces tension as Democratic governors reportedly plan to stop paying their dues, as incoming chair Gov. Kevin Stitt calls for bipartisanship.

July 26

WATCH: Gabbard's Obama bombshell has GOP demanding accountability while Dems question timing as 'distraction'

GOP senators are demanding accountability amid allegations Obama officials tried to sabotage Trump's 2016 election, but Democrats question the timing and credibility.

July 25

Chuck Todd blasts podcasters for platforming Hunter Biden, 'spectacle' hurting Democrats

Former NBC News anchor Chuck Todd explained why he would never book Hunter Biden on his show, condemning podcasters for seeking spectacle rather than substance in their interviews

July 25

New York Times op-ed details how Democrats lost the non-White voters Obama gained

Yale professor Daniel Martinez HoSang revealed how Democrats lost minority voters who backed Obama, as communities become disillusioned by unfulfilled promises in a NYT op-ed on Thursday.

July 25

Democratic Party posts Biden-era price hikes in widely-mocked X post attacking Trump

The Democratic Party’s official X account posted a graph of rising grocery prices on Thursday that showed massive spike during the Biden administration.

July 25

We can’t abolish America's largest teachers union. But Congress can do something else

The STUDENT Act would reform the NEA's federal charter, requiring the teachers union to be less partisan and more accountable amid criticism of its political activities.