Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D., N.Y.) has endorsed another liberal challenger looking to unseat an incumbent House Democrat backed by party leadership. 
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's newly appointed executive director wants to cancel male political candidates. Lucinda Guinn, a former executive at pro-abortion fundraising giant EMILY's List, was named executive director of the embattled Democratic elections organization. 
A Democrat running in a key Texas swing district supports decriminalizing illegal border crossings. 
Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren has endorsed two liberal candidates looking to unseat incumbent House Democrats. Warren endorsed liberal challengers Jessica Cisneros and Marie Newman in their respective primary battles against incumbent Democratic representatives Henry Cuellar (Texas) and Dan Lipinski (Ill.).
A new federal political action committee with ties to a shadowy network of liberal billionaires has contributed $100,000 to help Virginia Democrats retake the statehouse, according to FEC filings from the organization. 
The political action committee that helped cement the rise of the four Democratic congresswomen who eventually became known as "the Squad" has launched a set of Facebook ads fundraising off the recent diversity fiasco at the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC). 
As the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee descends into chaos, its former chairman is warning Democrats not to alienate centrist voters by adopting a platform of far-left policies.
Mary Jennings “MJ” Hegar, who is attempting to unseat Sen. John Cornyn (R., Texas), told reporters in Dallas last week that she supports providing healthcare benefits to illegal immigrants.
The first person to lose their job at the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee after anti-gay social media posts sent by staffer Tayhlor Coleman was its executive director Allison Jaslow, a gay combat veteran. 
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) is in "full-blown turmoil," according to a THE POLITICO report published Monday. Things are so bad that DCCC chairwoman Cheri Bustos (D., Ill.) is making an unscheduled trip to Washington, D.C., in an effort to calm tensions and respond to criticism from black and Latino lawmakers over a perceived lack of diversity in the organization's senior staff positions. 