HeyJaredDavid M. Drucker
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David M. Drucker: The left’s antisemitism is still festering (opens the original)
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It shouldn’t have taken this long for prominent Democrats to confront their party’s antisemitism problem. But left-wing influencer Hasan Piker apparently crossed a line. Even before the 2026 primary election season began, many leading Democratic officials had buried their heads in the sand, telling themselves that neither their party, nor its activist left, were hostile to Israel’s legitimacy as a Jewish state or to Jewish people. They’ve insisted that the issue is Jerusalem’s wartime conduct in
David M. Drucker: Can Congress pass big reforms anymore? Paul Ryan isn’t sure (opens the original)
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Democrats and Republicans, in Congress and the White House, once collaborated on fraught legislation to address major public policy and fiscal challenges: Social Security reform in 1983, Welfare reform in 1996, the Troubled Asset Relief Program of 2008 that arguably saved the U.S. from financial ruin. That’s just in my lifetime. Today, an ever-dysfunctional federal government can barely keep the lights on. Polarizing shutdowns over key issues like health care and national security are happening
David M. Drucker: You can’t beat Susan Collins on working-class vibes alone (opens the original)
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Let’s give credit where it’s due to Democrats hoping to unseat Republican Senator Susan Collins in Maine: Troy Jackson is certainly an improvement over Graham Platner. As a former longtime state legislator, his background has been vetted, and he doesn’t appear burdened by personal scandal (or a Nazi tattoo.) But Democrats — progressive and otherwise — might still be miscalculating. They imagine their new U.S. Senate nominee to be the populist pied piper of coveted working-class voters. In realit
David M. Drucker: The US could ‘abolish ICE.’ Then what? (opens the original)
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It would be political folly for the Democratic Party to fully embrace calls to “abolish ICE,” at least without adopting a substitute blueprint for strong immigration enforcement. That’s not to say Immigration and Customs Enforcement hasn’t abused its power during President Donald Trump’s second term. American citizens have been harassed, detained, even killed. Immigrants with legal status or those that lived in the U.S. for years have suffered similarly, as happened yet again this month with the
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