Tag: Democratic party

If the Democratic Party creates a large enough void, a third party won’t draw away votes. It will pull people into politics.

The Democratic Party has allowed itself to become a part of that problem and now it’s time that it and its members break away from that dysfunctionality and return to a strong liberal/progressive agenda.

We should reject the guidance of politicians and commentators who are all too willing to throw basic tenets of civil liberties overboard.

The Democratic Party needs to become a cause more people want to fight for. In the midst of defeat, it has that chance.

The party must transform itself from a fund-raising machine into a movement.

What's next for the Democratic party?

A second round of cyber attacks has occurred leaving the party wondering what information was tampered with and who is responsible.

The Democratic Party has an enormous challenge now, to unify its members to defeat one of the most bigoted and divisive, some say fascistic, presidential candidates in modern U.S. history

Sanders is likely to reach the convention with more than 25 percent of the total delegates. That is enough, under convention rules, to force a “minority report” out of the platform committee.

Ralph Nader, author of the new book, "Return to Sender: Unanswered Letters to the President, 2001-2015," discusses Bernie Sanders' plan to run for the Democratic nomination despite being a long-standing Independent in Congress. Does he stand a chance?