The Aporia
The Aporia
7 articles about 7 events for “Democratic Party Civil War” from NPR. Events are ordered by how widely they were covered, how many readers opened them, and how recent they are.
“Mike Dunleavy said Wednesday night that he is directing the state's Department of Public Safety to "investigate whether this scheme violated Alaska's laws and whether criminal charges or civil action are warranted."”
“But Colom is one of many Democratic underdogs who have managed to expand the House and Senate battleground maps because of widespread voter discontent over inflation, the Iran war and other aspects of Trump's second presidency.”
“After that war had ended, the period of Democratic hegemony under President Franklin Roosevelt also ended, and abruptly, with the results of the midterm of 1946.”
“"Section 106 Strong," which officially launched Thursday, says it spans 1,000 organizations — including religious, environmental and civil rights groups — and Tribal Nations collectively representing more than 9 million Americans.”
“Back then, Iraq was spiraling into civil war, and Republicans lost both the House and Senate.”
“How the group evolves after they depart will be closely watched in Washington as an early-stage contest for the Republican party's ideological future.”
“On a historic square in Savannah, with live oaks cloaked in Spanish moss, Aaron Whitley, the Chatham County Democratic Party chair, says Ossoff has managed to transcend those fissures better than most.”