"Rome is burning": Incoming House Democrats prove unusually willing to defy leaders
House Democrats' incoming freshman class is barely a week old and already threatening to defy party leaders in ways most of their incumbent colleagues wouldn't dare. Why it matters: It's a dynamic House leaders may have to learn to live with as they integrate a massive group of new members who were swept into office on a wave of populist, anti-establishment anger. "My class is huge not because of ... the Democratic Party and its brand but despite it," said Rep.-elect Don Leonard (D-Ohio).
Read the full story at Axios (opens in a new tab) All news
Headline and summary from Axios. Polling Desk doesn't copy the article: the button opens the outlet's own page.
More from other outlets
-
Incumbent Maria Elvira Salazar wins Florida's District 27 race, CBS News projectsCBS News ·
-
California GOP Rep. Ken Calvert defeats Rep. Young Kim in race for merged 40th DistrictThe Hill ·
-
House GOP blocks Hegseth impeachment measure introduced by MassieCBS News ·
-
Nixon calls Florida 'missed opportunity' for DemocratsThe Hill ·

