Does This Photograph Show Democrats Campaigning in the Nude?
5 November 2018 - This is neither a typical nor an established way of getting more party supporters to the polls.
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Democrats Question Kavanaugh’s Credibility, Temperament
2 October 2018 - "The harsh fact of the matter is that we have mounting evidence that Judge Kavanaugh is just not credible," Chuck Schumer said.
Veteran New York Democratic Rep. Louise Slaughter Dies
16 March 2018 - The Congresswoman was 88 when she passed away, days after falling in her residence.
Was Ex-California State Senator and Gun Control Advocate Leland Yee Arrested for Gun Trafficking?
5 March 2018 - Yee pleaded guilty to arms trafficking in 2016.
Is a New York Lawmaker Accused of Sexual Misconduct Negotiating Anti-Harassment Laws?
25 January 2018 - A former staffer said the senator forced himself on her outside a bar in April 2015.
Were Three Democratic Senators Busted for Running an Underage Prostitution Ring?
10 January 2018 - Reports that New Jersey state senators were arrested in connection with a child prostitution ring are just more fake news.
Is This List of Democrat Shooters Accurate?
23 June 2017 - A viral list charts dozens of shootings and assassination attempts purportedly committed by Democrats.
House Democrats Strike to Implement Sharia Law
13 December 2016 - Unreliable news sources reported that Democrats tried to implement Sharia law in the U.S. via legislation condemning violence and hate speech toward Muslims.
Democratic Party Holding Emergency Meeting to Discuss Replacing Hillary Clinton?
12 September 2016 - The party can consider a replacement if Clinton chooses to drop out, but the DNC cannot oust her.
Did LBJ Say ‘I’ll Have Those N*****s Voting Democratic for 200 Years’?
27 July 2016 - President Lyndon B. Johnson supposedly made a crude racist remark about his party's voter base. There's little evidence to back it up.
Bernie Sanders Leaves the Democratic Party
28 July 2016 - The Vermont senator will return to his roots as an Independent, but not as a protest over leaked information.
Al Franken Said His Judgment is More Important than Constituents’?
16 May 2016 - Senator Al Franken affirmed that his superdelegate vote would break from Minnesota's caucus results, but he didn't specifically suggest his judgment was "more important" than what his constituents wanted.
