Nicholas Wu
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🔮 Darline Graham’s way would kick millions of Americans off their healthcare, including families with seniors and children,” the narrator says in the group’s first ad, which is set to air statewide on broadcast TV, cable, and streaming.
🔮 In more competitive swing-district races — the kind that could make the difference between a tiny House Democratic majority and one with a double-digit seat advantage — the picture is more dire, thanks to tougher primaries or more recent elevation by the national party.
🔮 Last week, Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández, D-N.M., presented to House Democrats revisions they could make to their internal caucus rules to clamp down on sexual harassment.
🔮 The House’s abbreviated schedule will punt a host of legislative items to the post-election period.
🔮 I will choose based on which position gives me more of an ability to impact public policy,” he told Semafor.
🔮 Progressive groups like the Justice Democrats have targeted the race and see Gomez as vulnerable.
He’s narrowly won re-election against Democrats in previous cycles, but recently faced an ethics investigation into alleged sexual misconduct that could hurt his chances.
🔮 “If you want to be a free agent, you can be a free agent, but understand that you know you may not get to use the team locker room,” said Rep. Sean Casten, D-Ill.
Democrats began discussing rules changes yesterday through an under-the-radar subpanel led by Rep. Mike Levin, D-Calif., who told reporters they planned to “come up with some ideas that are reflective of the will of my colleagues.”
🔮 Some saw the meeting as a reasonable move for Jeffries, who has a preexisting relationship with Kushner, and as a tacit admission from the White House that the administration will soon have to work with a Speaker Jeffries.
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