New York Lawmaker Introduces Controversial Bill Affecting Religious-Owned Establishments
On December 17, a New York Democratic lawmaker, Tony Simone, brought forth a bill that, in the guise of ensuring…
Democratic Party
Pete Buttigieg Drops Out of White House Race
Summary: Pete Buttigieg, the first openly gay presidential candidate has ended his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination. Buttigieg at…
Women Accuse US Senate Candidate Roy Moore of Sexual Indiscretions
Summary: At least four women have come forward claiming Roy Moore, the Alabama Senate candidate, sought out romantic relationships with…
Guccifer 2.0 Posts DNC Members’ Personal Information
Summary: The Democratic Party has been hit again by hacker Guccifer 2.0 with the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee being the…
U.S. Religious Affiliations Drastically Decrease, Study Shows
American Religious Affiliations are changing faster than ever before: the new Pew Research Center poll found that one-fifth of U.S.…
Democrats Suffer Through Embarrassing Vote at DNC
The Democratic Party suffered through an incredibly embarrassing moment on Wednesday night at the Democratic National Convention. The party has…
BGR Group Loses Four
BGR Group has lost four staffers, including Democratic bigwigs Michael Meehan and David DiMartino. Meehan and DiMartino were the lobbying…
Dean Joins McKenna Long & Aldridge
Former Democratic National Committee chairman Howard Dean has joined McKenna Long & Aldridge as an independent consultant, for the firm's…
Texas Lawyer and Bush Ally Considering Democratic Run for Governor
Fort Worth-based lawyer Tom Schieffer said on Monday he is exploring whether the Texas Democratic Party would back him in…
Nader “Unlawful Litigation” Suit Against Kerry-Edwards Shot Down Again
The Legal Times Blog reports that a US district judge has dismissed Ralph Nader’s latest attempt to prove he was the…
Georgia Dems Call For Presidential Popular Vote
While fifteen electors were meeting in Atlanta today to cast their votes for John McCain, four state lawmakers called for…