A potent 2024 message risks falling flat, with Democrats adjusting and the economy overpowering.

“It’s crazy that these chairs do nothing to get the majority,” one House Democrat told The Sun.

A number of entertainment industry figures who worked on Democrats’ successful 2018 cycle are sitting this one out.

"It's just a hard environment, hard to argue," a Republican source told Axios.

Republicans on the House Foreign Affairs Committee want a briefing from the Trump administration on the details.

The North Carolina Republican maintains his relationships with female staffers were friendships and not sexual harassment.

"Of all the people he could meet with, this strikes me as odd," said one House Democrat.

"Trying to impeach Trump isn't going to automatically win you a primary."

The DCCC has "officially entered the hallucination phase of the election cycle," a GOP spokesperson said.

"Under no circumstances would anyone be welcomed with a warm embrace if they are going to undermine the brotha!"

"I feel confident there will be action on this," said one House Democrat.

"I am being targeted by left-wing liberals from California," Ogles told Axios.

“Anything that we can do to try to take resources out of the hands of predators is worth it,” Cheyenne Hunt told NOTUS.

If Wasserman Schultz wins the race to represent a historically Black district, it would be “the greatest civil rights threat that’s facing us today,” one Democratic candidate said.

One state legislator described the race as a "nightmare" for Democrats.

"If we let socialists hijack the Democratic Party, then we risk losing the races we should win."

"I just think more input on these decisions is better in general," said one lawmaker.

Top dues payers say the nearly $800,000 spent in primaries was a waste of resources.

One House Democrat said of Rep. Shri Thanedar: "I don't think anybody would miss him at all."

"There's no good marketing for what's going on there," said one House Democrat.

Support for abortion rights has taken a back seat to pocketbook issues during the Democratic primary season.

The congresswoman is "strongly considering" a run, according to a source familiar with her thinking.

"If someone has the DCCC's endorsement, I don't think that's very helpful for them. It may even work against them."

"People are really upset that so much money came into our district," said former Rep. Cori Bush.

An independent candidate running to succeed García is urging House Ethics officials to conduct an investigation.

More incumbents don’t have to pay dues to Democrats’ campaign arm.