Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D., N.Y.) said the Democratic Party can be too big of a tent and suggested the party needs to purge moderates from the party. 
Asked by a local Massachusetts reporter why she doesn't talk about her home state more on the campaign trail, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.) responded with an anecdote about Oklahoma. 
Former Obama administration cabinet official Julián Castro announced Thursday he would end his 2020 presidential campaign. 
Christianity Today editor in chief Mark Galli compared President Donald Trump to an abusive husband during a Friday segment on MSNBC.
Rep. Norma Torres (D., Calif.) said on Friday that Russian president Vladimir Putin has compromising information on President Donald Trump but provided no evidence when pressed about it. 
Former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg hit fellow Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden for his lack of executive experience in a Wednesday interview. 
Members of the media described President Donald Trump’s letter to Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D., Calif.) on the eve of the House’s impeachment vote as “absolutely unhinged,” “ranting screed of rage,” and “crazy town.”
Rep. Jeff Van Drew (D., N.J.) said Tuesday that many of his Democratic colleagues do not believe in American exceptionalism and do not think the United States is the greatest country on earth. 
CNN legal analyst Asha Rangappa asked on Tuesday why Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch was doing an interview on television, seemingly unaware justices have done television interviews over the years.
Michael Bloomberg's presidential campaign will not comment on his company's refusal to release women who would like to speak out on the work environment at Bloomberg L.P. from strict nondisclosure agreements, according to ABC News. 