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What the Democratic leadership fight is really about

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  1. VoxWhat the Democratic leadership fight is really aboutWelcome to The Midterms, Actually, where every week I write about two things: one big idea or trend I see and one thing I’m hearing from a voice on the ground. We’ll be taking a break for the rest of this year, but will be back to cover the key issues and people leading up
  2. MS NOWAre Democrats really about to have a leadership fight after their historic election gains?Some Democrats are publicly toying with opposing Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries for leadership positions. But how serious is the opposition?
  3. Al JazeeraIt is time for a change of leadership in the Democratic Party in the USThe Democrats need to deliver on an ambitious agenda, and they need new energy and new voices to do so.
  4. Fox NewsLongtime GOP leader faces uncertain future after Jim Jordan wins House leadership fightSteve Scalise declined to commit to serving a full term in the 120th Congress after losing the House Republican minority leader race to Jim Jordan.
  5. Washington ExaminerJoe Concha warns establishment Democrats face primary threat from DSA as leadership fight loomsWashington Examiner columnist Joe Concha said the Democratic Socialists of America are gearing up to change the country, starting with Democratic leadership. “I think this is all to be expected,” Concha said Wednesday on Fox and Friends First. “The DSA is trying to move this party from the Democratic Party as we know it, and
  6. AxiosThe Democratic leadership revolt has a glaring problem