Democrats

Pete Buttigieg memorized the working-class vocabulary. Beto learned the hand gestures. Neither of them ever believed it. Voters noticed.

House Democrats are scrambling to pass a war powers resolution on Iran. The politics are obvious, the constitutional argument is selective, and the strategy is pure theater.

A Democrat wins a Texas state race and suddenly the GOP is in crisis? The panic is overblown, but the lesson buried inside it is one Republicans can't afford to ignore.

A charismatic Democrat wins a Texas special election and the left starts dreaming of a blue state. But charm isn't a platform, and Texas voters haven't changed their minds about what matters.

Suddenly Democrats care about military readiness. The same party that gutted defense budgets for a decade is now fretting about munitions stockpiles.

The same party that cheered Obama's unauthorized Libya intervention is suddenly discovering the Constitution when Trump acts decisively against Iran.

Democrats refused to fund DHS even as Iran struck. The party that claims to care about national security just showed you their hand.

Mike Thompson gets the Democratic designated survivor slot again. While Democrats play continuity politics, working families deal with the chaos their policies created.

Strip away the anti-Trump messaging and what remains of the Democratic Party's platform? The silence is the answer.

Democrats warning Republicans that subpoenaing the Clintons will backfire is either the most self-unaware threat in recent political history, or confirmation they've forgotten who the Clintons are.

Trump talked for two hours and Democrats sat there proving his point. The opposition has grievances but no governing vision.