Democratic Party
James Carville tells Democrats to ‘start speaking Yiddish’
James Carville thinks the language of voter outreach should be the mamaloshen.
‘Not every disagreement should lead to a crisis’: Israel’s new ambassador on repairing relations with Democrats
From yeshiva boy to top minister, Erdan opens up about his life story and discusses his mission to mend Israel’s ties with the Democratic Party.
Report shows younger Jews are less partisan, but Democratic support remains steady
As more Jewish voters move away from the Democratic Party, there may be more room for moderate GOP candidates to gain support.
‘Jesusland’ won’t be good for the Jews. But the ‘United States of Canada’ might be good for bagels.
A “Jesusland” map is making the rounds. Somehow, it’s not the name of a Christian theme park.
Why Netanyahu was not on Biden’s first round of calls as president
It took Netanyahu only a couple of hours to tweet his congratulation to President Joe Biden after he declared victory against President Donald Trump on Nov. 7. It took another 10 days for Netanyahu to arrange a phone call with Biden. As of Monday, 13 days after Biden entered the Oval Office, a call between the two leaders has yet to take place.
No, the Democrats aren’t abandoning Israel. This election proved it.
As the dust settles over the long election season, it’s time to examine the status of efforts to alter the pro-Israel tradition of the Democrats.
Here’s a Jewish reading guide to Joe Biden, president elect
The most Jewish Joe Biden story is how he found his rabbi. The heavily centrist Jewish Democratic minority likes his Israel bona fides, too.
‘The Simpsons’ reminds us of Trump’s ‘disloyal’ Jews comments
In a list of 50 unbecoming presidential facts about Trump is the item “Said Jewish people who vote Democrat are disloyal.” .
The Party of God: Republican or Democrat?
Democrats are trying to solve their “God problem” — and so are the Republicans.
We went to South Carolina ahead of Saturday’s primary. Here’s what some voters had to say about the Democratic race.
“I think that we’re due for a change, and there’s no question about that. How much of a change is the question.”