Al Green
Coverage of Al Green in the Nexus archive.
- Al Green responds to July 4 question with renewed call to impeach Trump
Democratic lawmakers expressed pride in the U.S. despite disagreements with President Donald Trump, with Rep. Al Green advocating impeachment as an option to remove a 'reckless, ruthless, lawless president.' Other Democrats like Rep. Lloyd Doggett emphasized defending democracy against authoritarianism, while Republicans highlighted the Constitution and freedoms as reasons for the country's success.
- Al Green responds to July 4 question with renewed call to impeach Trump
Democratic lawmakers expressed pride in the U.S. despite disagreements with President Trump, with Rep. Al Green calling for impeachment as an option to address concerns about the administration. Other Democrats, including Rep. Lloyd Doggett and Rep. Shri Thanedar, affirmed the nation's strengths in democracy and innovation while criticizing the current leadership. Republicans highlighted constitutional freedoms as key to the country's prosperity.
- The decline of the impeachment voter, and other midterm lessons so far
Democratic incumbents who led impeachment efforts against Donald Trump have lost primary races to progressive challengers, indicating a shift in voter priorities during the 2024 midterms. Progressive groups like Justice Democrats are gaining momentum despite earlier setbacks.
- These are the House Democrats who are — and aren't — paying their DCCC dues
House Democrats are facing challenges in collecting dues from members for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), with over half paying less than 50% of their expected contributions. Notable members who have paid significantly more than required include Hakeem Jeffries, Katherine Clark, and Pete Aguilar, while others like Al Green, Jimmy Gomez, and Ilhan Omar have paid nothing. Retiring members and those facing primary challenges also show low or zero payment rates.
- Christian Menefee’s congressional win is a generational shift backed by cryptocurrency
Christian Menefee, 38, defeated U.S. Rep. Al Green, 78, in a redrawn Harris County congressional district. The election followed Republicans merging parts of their existing districts into one.
- Conservatives erupt after Al Green melts down during viral clash: 'Unhinged lunatic'
Rep. Al Green accused Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin of racism during a hearing, telling him to 'shut up' when Mullin defended himself. The incident drew widespread online criticism, with the Republican National Committee labeling Green's actions 'UNHINGED.'
- Conservatives erupt after Al Green melts down during viral clash: 'Unhinged lunatic'
Rep. Al Green accused Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin of racism and told him to 'shut up' during a hearing, sparking backlash from conservatives who labeled the incident 'unhinged.' Green, known for multiple impeachment efforts against President Trump, recently lost a primary election.
- Rep. Al Green tells Homeland Security Sec. Mullin to ‘shut up’ after calling him a racist at hearing
Rep. Al Green denied making a comment and demanded Homeland Security Sec. Mullin to 'shut up' after Mullin accused him of racism during a funding meeting. Green reiterated the demand for Mullin to remain silent in the funding meeting.
- Wild clash erupts between ousted Congressman Al Green and Homeland Security chief over 'racist' claim
A wild clash erupted between ousted Congressman Al Green and the Homeland Security chief over a 'racist' claim. The dispute centers on allegations made by Green against the Homeland Security official.
- Rep. Al Green tells Homeland Security Sec. Mullin to 'shut up' after calling him a racist at hearing
Rep. Al Green called Homeland Security Sec. Markwayne Mullin a 'racist' during a House committee meeting and told him to 'shut up.' The exchange led to the chairman suspending the session. Green has a history of disruptive behavior, including being ejected from a Trump address and losing a recent primary election.
- How AI, crypto and AIPAC are ending political careers
AI companies, cryptocurrency industry groups, and pro-Israel organizations are spending significant funds to influence House primaries, targeting specific candidates with large expenditures. Examples include $8 million spent against GOP Rep. Thomas Massie and $5 million by Protect Progress in Texas to support Christian Menefee over Al Green.
- Rep. Christian Menefee on win over Rep. Al Green in Texas primary for redrawn House seat
Rep. Christian Menefee defeated Rep. Al Green in the Democratic primary for Texas' redrawn 18th Congressional District. The election determined the candidate for the newly redrawn House seat.
- Al Green to Trump: ‘You will hear from me again’
Rep. Al Green (D-Texas) responded to President Trump after Trump mocked him on Truth Social following Green's Democratic primary loss to Rep. Christian Menefee. Trump sarcastically congratulated the 'Dumocrat Party' and criticized Green.
- Trump marks Al Green loss: ‘Congratulations to the Dumocrat Party!’
President Trump mocked Rep. Al Green (D-Texas) after his loss in a Texas Democratic primary runoff, sarcastically congratulating the 'Dumocrat Party.' Green, who was previously escorted out of Trump's congressional speeches, lost the race for the Houston-based 18th Congressional District.
- Pro-crypto super PAC lauds Green’s loss
Pro-crypto super PAC Fairshake praised the defeat of Texas Rep. Al Green (D) in the Democratic primary runoff, attributing his loss to his anti-crypto stance. A spokesperson for Fairshake stated the result showed electoral consequences for anti-crypto hostility, marking the first Democratic incumbent loss of the cycle.
- Live updates: Trump convenes Cabinet; Paxton runs Cornyn out of office in Texas GOP primary
President Donald J. Trump convened his 12th Cabinet meeting since returning to office, amid stalled negotiations to end the Iran conflict. In Texas, Ken Paxton defeated Sen. John Cornyn in a GOP primary runoff, marking a significant political upset.
- Paxton hails Trump’s endorsement as ‘most powerful force in politics’ after Texas runoff win – US politics live
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton praised Donald Trump's endorsement after winning a Senate runoff against incumbent John Cornyn. The article also highlights Democratic victories in Texas congressional races, Republican redistricting efforts in Alabama and South Carolina, and updates on Trump's health and policy proposals.
- Paxton hails Trump’s endorsement as ‘most powerful force in politics’ after Texas runoff win – US politics live
Christian Menefee, a Democratic congressman, won a Texas congressional runoff election against veteran Democrat Al Green in a race shaped by Republican gerrymandering. Meanwhile, Republican redistricting efforts in Alabama and South Carolina faced legal and political challenges. Donald Trump celebrated his endorsement of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and announced plans for a UFC event at the White House.
- Pro-crypto Menefee unseats Al Green in Texas Democratic primary runoff, supported by Fairshake
Pro-crypto candidate John Menefee unseated Al Green in the Texas Democratic primary runoff, supported by Fairshake and millions in crypto super PAC spending. Green, a vocal crypto critic, was opposed by the same spending.
- Veteran Texas congressman Al Green beaten in Democratic primary runoff
Veteran Texas congressman Al Green was defeated by freshman Democratic representative Christian Menefee in a Democratic primary runoff for the 18th district. The race was influenced by Republican gerrymandering, as the Texas legislature redrew congressional maps to favor GOP interests.
- Veteran Texas congressman Al Green beaten in Democratic primary runoff
Veteran Texas congressman Al Green was defeated by freshman Democratic representative Christian Menefee in a Democratic primary runoff for the 18th district. The race was influenced by Republican gerrymandering, which altered Green’s reliably Democratic seat, and Trump’s urging to Texas lawmakers to secure GOP congressional gains.
- Cane-waving Trump tormentor Al Green defeated by 38-year-old opponent
Al Green, a prominent Trump critic known for using a cane during protests, was defeated in an election by a 38-year-old opponent. The outcome marks a significant shift in the political landscape for Green, who had previously challenged Trump in the 2020 election.
- Christian Menefee defeats longtime Democratic Rep. Al Green in Texas House district
Christian Menefee, a Republican, defeated Democratic Representative Al Green in a Texas House district election. The race involved two Democratic incumbents due to Republican-drawn congressional map changes.
- Al Green loses primary to Christian Menefee after Houston House seat redrawn
U.S. Rep. Christian Menefee defeated Al Green in the Democratic runoff for Houston's newly redrawn 18th Congressional District, ending Green's 20-year congressional tenure. Menefee, who previously won a special election to fill the seat, will face Republican nominee Ronald Whitfield in November.
- House Dem who repeatedly tried to impeach Trump toppled in heated Texas race
Rep. Christian Menefee defeated Rep. Al Green in a Democratic runoff for Texas' 18th Congressional District, a result of redistricting. Green, a vocal Trump critic and impeachment advocate, lost to Menefee, a former attorney running on a platform of bringing new leadership to Congress.
- House Dem who repeatedly tried to impeach Trump toppled in heated Texas race
Rep. Al Green, a vocal Trump critic and House Democrat, lost a Democratic runoff to Rep. Christian Menefee in Texas' 18th Congressional District due to redistricting. Menefee, a former lawyer, will face Republican Ronald Whitfield in the November general election in a heavily Democratic district.
- Christian Menefee Defeats Al Green in Texas Democratic House Runoff
Representative Christian Menefee defeated 11-term incumbent Al Green in the Texas Democratic House runoff election, marking the first time a Democrat has unseated an incumbent this year.
- Christian Menefee defeats longtime Houston Rep. Al Green in Texas’ new 18th Congressional District
Christian Menefee defeated longtime Houston Representative Al Green in Texas' new 18th Congressional District. The election marked a significant political shift in the district, with Menefee, a U.S. representative, engaging voters in Houston.
- Rep. Christian Menefee defeats fellow Rep. Al Green in Texas House runoff
Texas Democratic Rep. Christian Menefee defeated Rep. Al Green in a contentious House runoff marked by heavy outside spending and generational political shifts. Menefee, backed by a $4 million cryptocurrency super PAC, secured victory in the newly redrawn Houston-area 18th District, signaling Green's likely exit after 11 terms in Congress.
- Democratic Rep. Al Green unseated by Rep. Christian Menefee in Texas primary with two incumbents
Democratic Rep. Al Green was unseated by Rep. Christian Menefee in a Texas primary race featuring two incumbents. The election marked a significant political shift in the district.
- Green loses Texas Democratic House primary runoff to Menefee
Rep. Christian Menefee is projected to defeat Rep. Al Green in a Democratic primary runoff for Texas' 18th Congressional District. Menefee, a 37-year-old lawmaker, won a special election in January to fill the remainder of the late Rep. Sylvester Turner’s seat.
- 5 Things to Know About Al Green, Democratic House Candidate in Texas
Representative Al Green, a Democrat from Texas, is a House candidate highlighted in a February committee hearing. The article outlines key facts about his political role and recent legislative activities.
- Live results: Texas House primary runoffs
Texas voters are deciding House primary runoffs, including a Democratic primary in the 33rd Congressional District between former Rep. Colin Allred and Rep. Julie Johnson. In Houston’s 18th Congressional District, Democratic Reps. Al Green and Christian Menefee are also competing.
- 5 Races to Watch in Texas Runoffs on Tuesday
Representative Al Green, an 11-term House Democrat, faces a younger opponent in the Texas runoff for the 18th Congressional District in the Houston area. The race highlights a generational challenge within the Democratic Party in a key congressional seat.
- Crypto PAC money pours into Texas primary runoffs, as prediction markets favor challengers
The crypto-aligned Protect Progress PAC spent $750,000 on media supporting a Democratic candidate in Texas primary runoffs against Representative Al Green, whom they describe as 'actively hostile' to digital assets.
- In Democratic runoff, Reps. Al Green and Christian Menefee clash over influence of big money in politics
U.S. Representatives Al Green and Christian Menefee, both Democrats from Houston, are competing in a runoff election where a key issue is the influence of big money in politics. The race highlights differing approaches to campaign finance and political influence between the two candidates.
- Inside the House Dem push to impeach Trump on Day 1
House Democrats are strategizing to build a case for impeaching President Trump immediately if they retake control of the House in 2027. A recent poll shows 55% of U.S. adults support impeachment, drawing comparisons to Richard Nixon's Watergate-era numbers. Democratic representatives, including Delia Ramirez and Shri Thanedar, emphasize the need for early preparation, citing increased party support for impeachment compared to 2024.
- Push to oust Trump exposes cracks among Democrats on strategy, timing
Democratic lawmakers are divided on strategies to remove President Trump, with some pushing impeachment and others considering the 25th Amendment. However, both options face significant political and procedural hurdles. Key figures like Schumer and Jeffries advocate for different approaches, highlighting internal Democratic disagreements.
- Democratic Reps. Green, Menefee advance to runoff in redrawn Texas district
Rep. Christian Menefee and Rep. Al Green are advancing to a runoff in a redrawn Texas district. Menefee was first elected earlier this year, while Green was gerrymandered into the same district. The runoff will determine the representative for the district.