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Steve Israel, Opinion ContributorThe Hill |
I served with Emanuel in Congress and worked closely with him when he chaired the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee between 2004 and 2006....
2024 was a referendum on the Biden economy. 2026 will be a referendum on Trump.
Throughout the storied history of televised debates, a series of myths have taken root that inflated the gravity of these confrontations.
Before he became the popular governor of Minnesota, Walz flipped a red district in Congress.
There’s a persistent, distracting argument among Democrats about whether the party should move left or right. The correct answer is that Democratic...
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This week, I have my own set of Four Questions, posed to the young people occupying and disrupting college campuses and businesses to protest Israel.
We want instant answers applied to a world of maybes.
The prime minister of Israel seems to be rewarding the House Republicans whose political infighting is delaying a critical funding package for Israel.
I’ve wondered why so many activists who froth at the mouth against Israel seem to yawn at atrocities in Sudan.
The victory gives Democrats a much needed shot of confidence that their party has the winning formula to appeal to the moderate suburban voters Biden...
If you want a model of a suburban congressional district that both parties must win in November, look no further than New York’s 3rd Congressional...
As one German expert told me, “The things we thought were impossible after the war now seem possible.”
Instead of trying to work with Democrats to advance a reasonable compromise on border policy, House Republicans' default position is to impeach a U.S....
These days, I’ve shelved electoral politics for the pursuit of happiness: owning a small independent bookstore on Long Island.
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