Donna Brazile

High profile Democrats, including Donna Brazile, downplayed reports regarding Maine Senate candidate Troy Jackson facing multiple scandals. These include claims that he fathered children with his cousin and revelations from a 1988 police report accusing him of assault. Brazile told Fox News Digital she did not want to comment on what she characterized as "salacious gossip."

Maine Senate candidate Troy Jackson is facing turmoil due to reports alleging he fathered children with his cousin and a 1988 police report accusing him of assault. Former Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Donna Brazile dismissed these revelations when speaking to Fox News Digital, advising that she does not comment on "salacious gossip." She advised that the race will be highly competitive in the fall.

The Democratic National Committee’s Rules and Bylaws Committee recommended South Carolina hold the first Democratic primary in the 2028 presidential race, beating out Nevada and New Hampshire in a 26-19-4 vote. The decision, pending final approval, would make South Carolina the second consecutive cycle’s first primary. Iowa, historically first-in-the-nation for Democrats, is excluded from the 2028 early primary group.

The Democratic National Committee’s Rules and Bylaws Committee recommended South Carolina to hold the first Democratic primary in the 2028 presidential cycle, defeating Nevada and New Hampshire in a 26-19-4 vote. The decision includes expanding early primaries to six states, with Iowa excluded, and awaits final approval by the DNC. The recommendation emphasizes reaching Southern constituents and Black voters, citing recent challenges to the Voting Rights Act.

The Democratic National Committee (DNC) has debts exceeding cash by $2.2 million and spent $840,000 on Democratic organizations in five non-voting U.S. territories since last year. The Republican National Committee (RNC) reported $128.5 million in cash with no debt, while the DNC delayed vendor payments and skipped transfers to congressional committees.

The Democratic National Committee's Rules and Bylaws Committee recommended South Carolina to hold the first primary in the 2028 presidential election cycle, with a 26-19-4 vote. The proposal includes New Hampshire, Michigan, Nevada, New Mexico, and Virginia as early primary states, excluding Iowa. The decision awaits final approval by the full DNC next month.

The Democratic National Committee’s Rules and Bylaws Committee recommended South Carolina to host the first primary in the 2028 presidential election cycle, winning a 26-19-4 vote over Nevada and New Hampshire. The proposal includes expanding early primaries to six states, with Iowa likely excluded, and cites the Supreme Court’s Voting Rights Act ruling as a factor in prioritizing Southern and diverse voter representation.

The Democratic National Committee’s Rules and Bylaws Committee recommended South Carolina as the first primary state for the 2028 presidential cycle, pending final approval. The decision expands early primaries to six states, including New Mexico and Virginia, while excluding Iowa, which previously held first-in-the-nation caucuses. Former President Joe Biden supported South Carolina after his 2020 victory there, and committee members cited the need to address voting barriers highlighted by a recent Supreme Court ruling.

The Democratic National Committee’s Rules and Bylaws Committee recommended South Carolina to host the first primary in the 2028 presidential race, pending a final vote by the DNC. The decision includes expanding early primaries to six states, excluding Iowa, and highlights efforts to reach Southern and Black voters amid a Supreme Court ruling on the Voting Rights Act.

The Democratic National Committee’s Rules and Bylaws Committee recommended South Carolina to hold the first Democratic primary in the 2028 presidential election cycle, with a 26-19-4 vote over Nevada and New Hampshire. The committee also expanded the number of early primaries to six states, including New Mexico and Virginia, while Iowa was excluded. Former President Joe Biden supported South Carolina’s selection after his 2020 victory there.

Ex-acting DNC chair Donna Brazile refuses to discuss Jill Biden’s stroke admission from the 2024 debate. Jill Biden told CBS she thought her husband might have been having a stroke during the Trump debate.

Donna Brazile declined to discuss Jill Biden's recent comments about fearing her husband had a stroke during the 2024 debate, urging Democrats to focus on the future instead of the past. She referenced the 2024 DNC's decision to endorse Kamala Harris after Biden ended his reelection bid, emphasizing the need to shift attention to upcoming elections.

Donna Brazile declined to discuss Jill Biden's comments about fearing her husband had a stroke during the 2024 presidential debate, urging Democrats to focus on future elections rather than past events. She emphasized moving forward after Biden's 2024 decision to step down and endorse Kamala Harris, rejecting calls to revisit the party's 2024 defeat.

Senator John Fetterman discusses the Democratic Party's struggles with working-class men and young male voters, stating that the party has become 'anti-men' and is losing support. He argues that blaming men for societal problems will only lead to further losses. The conversation also touches on masculinity, parenting, and the economy.