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🗳️ Mapping the 2028 Democratic Field Ryan Grim says the 2028 Democratic presidential race begins taking shape with tonight’s primary results, which will show whether anti-war populism has real electoral momentum. AOC has a credible “free shot” at the nomination and, Grim says, may take it because “it’s just...

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🎥 Jeremy Scahill and Ryan Grim on AOC’s Gaza Reckoning Ryan Grim says AOC has a credible “free shot” at the 2028 nomination, but her claim that Kamala Harris was “working tirelessly” for a ceasefire will follow her until she addresses it. Jeremy Scahill says Gaza became a defining moral issue for young voters, yet AOC played “sheepdog” for VP Harris while Biden funded and enabled the genocide, then Democrats blamed voters of conscience for refusing to fall in line. “There’s no question that she was not the voice of the opposition,” Grim said. Had she taken that role, she could enter 2028 with immense moral authority and be “almost unbeatable.” jeremy scahill | Ryan Grim
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🎥 Jeremy Scahill and Ryan Grim on AOC’s Gaza Reckoning Ryan Grim says AOC has a credible “free shot” at the 2028 nomination, but her claim that Kamala Harris was “working tirelessly” for a ceasefire will follow her until she addresses it. Jeremy Scahill says Gaza became a defining moral issue for young voters, yet AOC played “sheepdog” for VP Harris while Biden funded and enabled the genocide, then Democrats blamed voters of conscience for refusing to fall in line. “There’s no question that she was not the voice of the opposition,” Grim said. Had she taken that role, she could enter 2028 with immense moral authority and be “almost unbeatable.” jeremy scahill | Ryan Grim

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🎥 Ryan Grim breaks down several under-the-radar Democratic primaries to watch tonight: ➤ In St. Louis, Cori Bush is seeking a rematch victory over Rep. Wesley Bell. ➤ In Washington state, Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez is fighting to advance in the state’s top-two primary against both a Republican and a progressive Democrat. ➤ In mid-Michigan, Grim says Sunrise Movement co-founder Will Lawrence could defeat a centrist backed by millions from Washington super PACs. Lawrence is running as an anti-genocide, anti-data center populist in a Republican-held district Democrats could flip. ➤ In Detroit, Grim says Donavan McKinney has a “really strong shot” at unseating Rep. Shri Thanedar, noting that even corporate establishment members of the Congressional Black Caucus, including former chair Joyce Beatty, have campaigned for McKinney. Ryan Grim
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🎥 Ryan Grim breaks down several under-the-radar Democratic primaries to watch tonight: ➤ In St. Louis, Cori Bush is seeking a rematch victory over Rep. Wesley Bell. ➤ In Washington state, Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez is fighting to advance in the state’s top-two primary against both a Republican and a progressive Democrat. ➤ In mid-Michigan, Grim says Sunrise Movement co-founder Will Lawrence could defeat a centrist backed by millions from Washington super PACs. Lawrence is running as an anti-genocide, anti-data center populist in a Republican-held district Democrats could flip. ➤ In Detroit, Grim says Donavan McKinney has a “really strong shot” at unseating Rep. Shri Thanedar, noting that even corporate establishment members of the Congressional Black Caucus, including former chair Joyce Beatty, have campaigned for McKinney. Ryan Grim

Drop Site

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🎥 Palestine Could Decide Four New York Primaries This June Ryan Grim says Palestine has become the defining issue in Democratic politics, pointing to at least four New York primaries where candidates’ positions on Israel and Palestine could determine the outcome. “Public will is hardening in a very particular direction, but elite will is trying to lock down the situation in its status quo,” Ryan Grim said. Listen to the full breakdown below. ⬇️
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🎥 Palestine Could Decide Four New York Primaries This June Ryan Grim says Palestine has become the defining issue in Democratic politics, pointing to at least four New York primaries where candidates’ positions on Israel and Palestine could determine the outcome. “Public will is hardening in a very particular direction, but elite will is trying to lock down the situation in its status quo,” Ryan Grim said. Listen to the full breakdown below. ⬇️

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Rep. Mike Collins is sounding the alarm on Sen. Jon Ossoff — and it's not just about Georgia. Collins told Fox News Digital at the GOP's midterm convention that Ossoff is using his Senate re-election as a launchpad for a 2028 presidential run, calling him a future "DSA candidate" who "caters to that far left base." Collins pointed to Ossoff's voting record aligning over 90% with Bernie Sanders, his support of progressive candidates across the country, and the bulk of his campaign donations coming from out of state. The final piece, according to Collins: the Democratic Socialists of America just opened their first permanent field office in Atlanta last month. "If we don't stop him in Georgia, this guy's going to be a problem for the entire country in 2028."
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Rep. Mike Collins is sounding the alarm on Sen. Jon Ossoff — and it's not just about Georgia. Collins told Fox News Digital at the GOP's midterm convention that Ossoff is using his Senate re-election as a launchpad for a 2028 presidential run, calling him a future "DSA candidate" who "caters to that far left base." Collins pointed to Ossoff's voting record aligning over 90% with Bernie Sanders, his support of progressive candidates across the country, and the bulk of his campaign donations coming from out of state. The final piece, according to Collins: the Democratic Socialists of America just opened their first permanent field office in Atlanta last month. "If we don't stop him in Georgia, this guy's going to be a problem for the entire country in 2028."

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🎥 Ryan Grim: AIPAC may burn $12 million in Steny Hoyer’s district and lose Ryan breaks down the Democratic primary to replace retiring Rep. Steny Hoyer in Maryland’s deep-blue 5th Congressional District, where roughly $12 million in AIPAC and crypto spending is backing former Hoyer aide and Oracle lobbyist “AIPAC” Adrian Boafo. He says if AIPAC can’t win in Hoyer’s own district after spending that much, it would be a “watershed moment” and a sign the lobby is “in deep trouble.” Ryan Grim | Murtaza Hussain
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🚨 NEW: Drop Site reported today that House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries will whip votes for the War Powers Resolution this week, multiple Democratic sources told Ryan Grim and Julian Andreone. Whipping means leadership will pressure members to back the resolution constraining Trump’s war powers, making defections costly. The whip operation is led by Rep. Katherine Clark (D-MA). The move follows pressure from progressives who opposed treating the vote as “a vote of conscience.” Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) told Drop Site: “This is not a vote of conscience… this is a vote about the Constitution and Article 1 responsibilities.” The House is tentatively expected to debate Wednesday and vote Thursday. We asked Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) if Democratic leadership’s response to the war has been strong enough. “Who is the Democratic leadership?” he shot back at our correspondent.

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🚨 Rutgers professor and DSA member Eric Blanc kicks off a discussion with Jacobin's founding editor Bhaskar Sunkara and Labor Power Publications' Ramy Khalil by declaring that the Left “needs” a socialist presidential candidate in 2028. Blanc says that candidate could be AOC or “somebody else” and predicts that planting a clear socialist flag could help DSA grow to as many as 500,000 members, rooted in a stronger labor movement. Sunkara says AOC could fill the role, but only if she maintains “distance and confrontation” with the Democratic Party and presents herself as an outsider. Otherwise, he argues, the Left may be better off with a labor-aligned outsider who has a less developed socialist program but is not perceived as part of the political class. Khalil, identifying himself as a Marxist, says elections are not the primary way to change society. “Social movements and revolutions” are. Still, he argues that a presidential campaign could spread socialist ideas to millions. The question of who will carry the socialist banner in 2028, and whether AOC can still fill that role, is quickly becoming one of the most heated debates on the American left.

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Gavin Newsom looks like the early presidential frontrunner in 2028 for the Democratic party. Should Democrats reconsider?: Tara Palmeri: "I just think that Democrats might be underestimating how difficult it may be for Gavin Newsom to tell his story of California outside of California. Especially to Southern Democrats, to the rest of the country, to the midwest he is going to struggle. He is a coastal Democratic elite, he does not have a strong story of governorship. He is very preoccupied with a podcast right now, one that he hosts himself." Ana Kasparian: "I'm begging the Democratic establishment to just consider how much of a target rich environment Gavin Newsom happens to be" At this pace, Trump's going to rebuild the East Wing of the White House, before Gavin Newsom's California rebuilds a single house in the Palisades.
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Tim Dillon Predicts a Democrat Will Take the White House in 2028 — And Says America May Be Done With the Trump Era Joe Rogan and Tim Dillon debated America’s political future, with Dillon predicting JD Vance could beat Marco Rubio for the Republican nomination—but still lose the presidency to a Democrat. The twist? Dillon doesn’t think it’ll be Gavin Newsom or AOC. He believes a relatively unknown, moderate Democrat from a red or purple state could suddenly emerge and win by offering Americans something “boring” and reasonable after years of political chaos. They even floated Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff as someone who could fit that profile.
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Tim Dillon Predicts a Democrat Will Take the White House in 2028 — And Says America May Be Done With the Trump Era Joe Rogan and Tim Dillon debated America’s political future, with Dillon predicting JD Vance could beat Marco Rubio for the Republican nomination—but still lose the presidency to a Democrat. The twist? Dillon doesn’t think it’ll be Gavin Newsom or AOC. He believes a relatively unknown, moderate Democrat from a red or purple state could suddenly emerge and win by offering Americans something “boring” and reasonable after years of political chaos. They even floated Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff as someone who could fit that profile.

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💢 Jeremy Scahill says Iraq is once again “up for grabs” on the regional chessboard, as the country the U.S. invaded, occupied, and dismantled is pulled back into a widening war that will have “huge implications for the future of Iraq.” He describes a deeper clash underway, where societies with deep historical roots and the capacity to endure are confronting Washington’s approach. As he puts it, “the long view of history is clashing up against the short-term attention span of Donald Trump and his concoction of neocon plus MAGA foreign policy.” Watch the full discussion from our livestream this morning below, where Scahill and Ryan Grim break down how U.S. policy, regional escalation, and internal Iraqi power struggles are converging. jeremy scahill | Ryan Grim
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💢 Jeremy Scahill says Iraq is once again “up for grabs” on the regional chessboard, as the country the U.S. invaded, occupied, and dismantled is pulled back into a widening war that will have “huge implications for the future of Iraq.” He describes a deeper clash underway, where societies with deep historical roots and the capacity to endure are confronting Washington’s approach. As he puts it, “the long view of history is clashing up against the short-term attention span of Donald Trump and his concoction of neocon plus MAGA foreign policy.” Watch the full discussion from our livestream this morning below, where Scahill and Ryan Grim break down how U.S. policy, regional escalation, and internal Iraqi power struggles are converging. jeremy scahill | Ryan Grim

Drop Site

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🎥 “I guess not taking the AIPAC money disqualifies me as a candidate.” Jamie Belsito says refusing AIPAC money cost her the backing of a Democratic group created to elect women. The former Massachusetts state representative, now running for Congress in the state’s 6th District, tells Ryan Grim that Rep. Lois Frankel, chair of Elect Democratic Women (EDW), urged her to “take all the money,” including AIPAC money, because electing a woman was the priority. When Belsito refused, EDW backed rival Tram Nguyen, she says. An EDW affiliate has since spent at least $450,000 supporting Nguyen ahead of the September 1 primary. Sludge reports EDW Action Fund has received at least $2.45 million from AIPAC’s super PAC since May 2024. Ryan Grim | Emily Jashinsky
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🎥 “I guess not taking the AIPAC money disqualifies me as a candidate.” Jamie Belsito says refusing AIPAC money cost her the backing of a Democratic group created to elect women. The former Massachusetts state representative, now running for Congress in the state’s 6th District, tells Ryan Grim that Rep. Lois Frankel, chair of Elect Democratic Women (EDW), urged her to “take all the money,” including AIPAC money, because electing a woman was the priority. When Belsito refused, EDW backed rival Tram Nguyen, she says. An EDW affiliate has since spent at least $450,000 supporting Nguyen ahead of the September 1 primary. Sludge reports EDW Action Fund has received at least $2.45 million from AIPAC’s super PAC since May 2024. Ryan Grim | Emily Jashinsky

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🎥 Ryan Grim and Jeremy Scahill discuss how Trump’s mounting domestic crises intersect with the U.S. escalation toward Iran — and how Tehran is signaling that any attack could trigger a wider regional war. They note Trump’s recent domestic troubles, from the ICE killing in Minnesota to renewed fallout from the Epstein files, and Grim says people close to Trump see foreign confrontation as a political release valve. Citing a new Amwaj Media report based on information from Tehran insiders, Grim outlines a shift in Iranian strategy. For years, Iran has pursued calibrated, pre-announced retaliation to de-escalate tensions. Iranian officials now believe that approach backfired, inviting more U.S. and Israeli strikes by signaling restraint. The new thinking, Grim and Scahill note, is to signal that any attack would lead to an Iranian response that would spiral into a wider, prolonged, regional conflict — not the short, choreographed strikes Trump prefers and can claim to both launch and end. University of Tehran professor Foad Izadi previously told Drop Site that Tehran views the killing of 500 U.S. troops as a threshold retaliatory response to any U.S. attack. Ryan Grim | jeremy scahill | Drop Site
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🎥 Ryan Grim and Jeremy Scahill discuss how Trump’s mounting domestic crises intersect with the U.S. escalation toward Iran — and how Tehran is signaling that any attack could trigger a wider regional war. They note Trump’s recent domestic troubles, from the ICE killing in Minnesota to renewed fallout from the Epstein files, and Grim says people close to Trump see foreign confrontation as a political release valve. Citing a new Amwaj Media report based on information from Tehran insiders, Grim outlines a shift in Iranian strategy. For years, Iran has pursued calibrated, pre-announced retaliation to de-escalate tensions. Iranian officials now believe that approach backfired, inviting more U.S. and Israeli strikes by signaling restraint. The new thinking, Grim and Scahill note, is to signal that any attack would lead to an Iranian response that would spiral into a wider, prolonged, regional conflict — not the short, choreographed strikes Trump prefers and can claim to both launch and end. University of Tehran professor Foad Izadi previously told Drop Site that Tehran views the killing of 500 U.S. troops as a threshold retaliatory response to any U.S. attack. Ryan Grim | jeremy scahill | Drop Site

Drop Site

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Ryan Grim says the far right’s descent into open bigotry is no accident – “it’s their underlying Christian nationalist ideology being taken to its logical extreme.” He argues that the breakdown in gatekeeping media has unleashed a strain “that hates everyone who isn’t Christian,” which feeds on a cycle of monetized hate. Sam traces the GOP’s decades-long flirtation with racism and Islamophobia to its full takeover by that base. Grim adds that the Gaza’s genocide pushed some young Christians toward Fuentes after being labeled antisemitic for speaking out – proof, he says, that the right no longer knows how to contain what it created. 🎙️ Ryan Grim joined Emma Vigeland and Sam Seder on Majority Report.
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Ryan Grim says the far right’s descent into open bigotry is no accident – “it’s their underlying Christian nationalist ideology being taken to its logical extreme.” He argues that the breakdown in gatekeeping media has unleashed a strain “that hates everyone who isn’t Christian,” which feeds on a cycle of monetized hate. Sam traces the GOP’s decades-long flirtation with racism and Islamophobia to its full takeover by that base. Grim adds that the Gaza’s genocide pushed some young Christians toward Fuentes after being labeled antisemitic for speaking out – proof, he says, that the right no longer knows how to contain what it created. 🎙️ Ryan Grim joined Emma Vigeland and Sam Seder on Majority Report.

Drop Site

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