@nytimes: The Democrats’ sweeping midterm victory put the party in control of Congress, but that did little to settle the debate over the best ideological path forward. Lisa Lerer, our national political correspondent, explains where moderates and progressives agree, including affordability and oversight, and where they remain divided. #election #politics #Democrats Video by Lisa Lerer, Joy Sung, Jon Hazell, Léo Hamelin and Jordan Winters/The New York Times

Manifesting Business Coach 💖 :

No Jeffries!

Michelle 🆘🇺🇸 :

Karen K :

The KEY is money out of politics. If these representatives are not voting/acting based on donors but on constituents, we get real governance.

Tak :

No AIPAC

ErbWinklerz :

It’s going to suck big time..

mirage :

Louis :

NO JEFFRIES

Wavy :

Yes Jeffries btw

EddieAz1337 :

New Leadership. We want ACCOUNTABILITY

june :

we want accountability, we want property siezed, we want them in JAIL

Carli smith :

He probably doesn't care anymore his friends and family made a ton of money.

Normal Town Tommy :

Jerepie :

No more status quo, get Jeffries and Schumer of out of leadership we need change. NYT needs to be actually reporting that story now, the vote happens in a few weeks call your congressional office make your opinion known

Larsked :

Michigan is a blue state now? It's gone red 2 out of 3 times in the last 3 presidential elections.

EpicGreenDistro :

With the wrong house speakers They won with the wrong people 😂 so they lost at the same time Politricks 💯

mirage :

💤🥶 :

JWaters :

let's notify each and every one of them that has a ballot to cast Nov. 18/19

PlatosParadox :

Great win for your 401K! Not! 🤣