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Joe Crowley
city politic
June 26, 2019
Tiffany Cabán’s Lead Is Another Blow to the Queens Democratic Machine Despite AOC’s upset, the Queens Democratic Party bet against a young Latinx progressive running for Queens DA. It’s time for them to recalibrate.
By Sarah Jones
2018 midterms
Oct. 20, 2018
Pelosi Hints at Retirement, But Not Until Trump’s Gone The long-standing Democratic leader is addressing opposition to her among House candidates by calling herself “transitional.”
By Ed Kilgore
The ‘Democratic Extremism’ Narrative Distracts Attention From GOP Extremism Republicans and the MSM have their varying reasons for ignoring Trump-era GOP extremism and exaggerating ideological conflict in the Democratic Party.
By Ed Kilgore
It’s Hard to Imagine an Endorsement More Useless Than the One Crowley Just Got Whether Crowley wants to back Ocasio-Cortez or challenge her in November, he couldn’t be happy with Joe Lieberman’s support for a third-party bid.
By Ed Kilgore
city politic
July 12, 2018
Ocasio-Cortez’s Upset Over Crowley Seemed to End Amicably. Now They’re Feuding. The Democratic nominee says the congressman is mounting a third-party run against her. He says there’s no ethical way to get his name off the ballot.
By David Freedlander
A Good Primary Night for Progressives Lefties, Democratic women, and Donald J. Trump could all claim some victories in the June 26 primaries in six states.
By Ed Kilgore
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Ousts Top House Democrat Joe Crowley in Stunning Upset The young progressive’s win over the fourth-ranking House Democrat is sending shock waves through Washington, like Eric Cantor’s 2014 primary loss.
By Ed Kilgore
New York House Races Headline June 26 State Primaries Competitive House races in New York and gubernatorial contests in Colorado, Maryland, Oklahoma, and South Carolina are on the playbill for June 26.
By Ed Kilgore
2018 elections
June 25, 2018
The 28-Year-Old Progressive Hoping to Unseat One of the Top House Democrats If Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez dethrones longtime Congressman Joe Crowley on Tuesday, it will jolt the Establishment in New York, and Washington.
By David Freedlander
At Least Two People Want to Be New York’s Congressperson for Fifteen Months [Updated] Anthony Weiner’s seat won’t last for long — but a couple of people might still want it.
By Chris Rovzar
bill of health
Nov. 16, 2010
By Avi Zenilman
early and often
June 14, 2010
Bronx Congressman Target of Ethics Probe Joe Crowley is one of a number of reps being investigated.
By Chris Rovzar
