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This is bad. 73% of Trump voters claim he won the election, and 66% do not want him to concede, ever. And if Trump were to leave the GOP, 72%…

That tipped workers make $2.00 an hour in actual pay is a crime. Maybe we can address this when the min wage is fixed? Tips are ‘way down’ in restaurants.…

Ever since Bill Clinton Democrats have had nothing or small towns. It has all been "high tech abundance and the benefits of free trade will eventually get to you". That has clearly turned out to be bullshit. Meth and joblessness, though - they arrived on schedule. So Joe, what's the plan? Are you going to try and put a bandaid on Clinton's (and Obama's) failures?

Coons' highest loyalty is to bipartisanship.

"I've had a number of private conversation with Senators whop want me to convey thier congratulations to the president elect but are not yet willing to say so publicly. Its my job to keep working with them. But I will tell you that it is a striking moment were in that President Trump still has the Republicans by the neck and is insisting that they ignore reality...

Prior to this he also said that Mcconnell is receptive to compromise on a stimulus but does want to give relief to any state government and stimulus must protect any business from liability. How is that compromise? Only a true bipartisan like Coons can see it.

How is this not illegal? How can the PA AG not be investigating this and preparing charges? As the courts continue to rule against the Trump campaign in Pennsylvania and…

Do you want a more progressive Democratic Party? Of course you do. So join your RD Committee! That's where the shit goes down. Check out PDD's new guide to find out how to join your RD, and be sure to join PDD for their monthly general meeting this Thursday for any questions. I hope my headline was emphatic enough. I'm yelling at myself to do this because the 9th is fucked up.

Guliani knew where all the bodies were buried.  Guliani did not kill himself. #gulianididnotkillhimself

When historians ponder this period of time, will they heap laurels on our heads or burry us in ignominy? Join the Democratic Party of Georgia for a Fundraising Reception Sunday,…

Trump's brain is such a worm-eaten mess, he doesn't see that Barr is playing him like a fiddle. I actually hope (Barr firing) doesn’t happen because, as Paul said earlier…

Little Thanksgiving was strange but doable.  Little Christmas is going to be rough.  I've adopted the 100% secular American Christmas and so much has to do with family and friends.   Scaling that all the way down to the four people in our nuclear family bubble is going to suck.  I understand the need for little Christmas, but I'm not emotionally ready for it.

During the September 11 attacks of 2001, 2,977 people were killed, 19 hijackers committed murder–suicide, and more than 6,000 others were injured. The immediate deaths included 265 on the four planes (including the terrorists), 2,606 in the World Trade Center and in the surrounding area, and 125 at the Pentagon.

(CNN)There were 3,157 Covid-19 deaths reported Wednesday -- an all-time high for the pandemic -- and health care systems are struggling to support the weight of worsening impacts.

This time of year wrap ups and year in review type posts feature prominently on the blog. On this day in 2013 we looked back on John Carney's first year…

I'm sure El Som will have more on the implications - but Chadderdon is widely regarded as a Democrat who gets it. This is good news for people who want Democrats to act like Democrats.

DOVER – The Delaware Senate Majority Caucus on Tuesday announced the hiring of Jesse Chadderdon as its next chief of staff. As a former communications director for the Senate Majority Caucus and the current executive director of the Delaware Democratic Party, Chadderdon brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to the newly expanded caucus. “Jesse has the experience and knowledge needed to step in quickly and guide our operations through these challenging times,” President Pro Tempore-Elect David Sokola said. “He has proven himself to be a capable leader time and time again, and I am thrilled he will be re-joining us for the start of 151st General Assembly and this new direction for the Delaware State Senate.”