Today on TAP: Wall Street Democrats fear a Warren nomination
Democrats
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Wall Street the Answer to Democratic Jitters? Come On.
Today on TAP: Mike Bloomberg is not the cure to what ails the party
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Chuck Schumer Has an Important Choice to Make on Regulatory Personnel
By custom, the Senate minority leader has broad authority to name commissioners to independent agencies. Schumer must select Democrats willing to take on corporate power.
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It’s Old and White, but New Hampshire Is Not Republican
And while Democratic hopefuls have swarmed the state, three-quarters of Democratic voters don’t know whom they’ll support.
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Is This Man Social Security’s Unlikely Rescuer?
John Larson used a customer service–style approach to get his fellow Democrats aboard a bill to expand Social Security benefits.
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Democrats Bet That Virginians Are Ready for Gun Safety
At a forum in southeastern Virginia, candidates embrace a cause that once was political poison.
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Can Jim Hood Remain the Last Democrat in Dixie?
The Mississippi attorney general is running a competitive campaign for governor by emphasizing populist economic issues.
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Moderate Democrats Back a Privacy Bill, Minus the Privacy
The New Democrat Coalition backs legislation that would preempt California’s strong tech privacy law, and replace it with next to nothing.
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The Republican-in-Democrat’s-Clothing Trying to Win a Seat in Congress
David Carlucci, a ringleader in the yearslong effort to deny Democrats a working majority in the New York state legislature, now wants to replace retiring House Appropriations Chair Nita Lowey.