
DemDaily: The Damaged
December 7, 2017 In one of the swiftest, and long-overdue reckonings of injustice, victims of sexual harassment are coming forward nationwide in a movement that is demanding change in boardrooms...

DemDaily: When a Government Shuts Down
November 30, 2017 Amidst the firestorm of other headline news, the public is facing a potential shutdown of the United States Government. A government shutdown is the process the Executive...

DemDaily: Status of the Senate
November 15, 2017 While House Republicans are exiting in historic numbers, only two of their senior colleagues in the Senate have announced retirements, although both – at least in name...

DemDaily: Too Soon for Texas
November 6, 2017 Yesterday’s mass shooting in Texas brought to almost 1,000 the number of US citizens who have died from gun violence since the deadly massacre in Las Vegas – just one...

DemDaily: The House Passes Healthcare: Now What?
May 8, 2017 Last Thursday, May 4th, the US House of Representatives voted 217 to 213 (all Dems voted against) to pass the American Health Care Act (ACHA), which would repeal key elements of...

DemDaily: The Battle and Embattled
This week wraps up with a win for Republicans following the confirmation this morning of Neil Gorsuch as Associate Justice to the Supreme Court.

DemDaily: Next Steps for Gorsuch
This afternoon, the Senate Judiciary Committee voted 11-9 along party lines to advance Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch’s nomination to the full Senate.

DemDaily: The Confirmation Count
Confirmations have slowed down during the past few weeks in Congress as focus shifted to the GOP’s failed Obamacare “repeal and replace” legislation, and the ongoing...

DemDaily: Dead On Arrival
The Trump Administration released its 2018 federal budget plan, outlining a total $54 billion in cuts to federal spending – to offset the 10% increase in spending for Department of Defense...

DemDaily: Republicans Roll Out Replacement
With Members of Congress, and their re-elections, at stake, House Republicans scrambled to produce a “replacement plan,” releasing the first draft Monday night of the bill that...



