There was a slew of Southern primaries yesterday that, for Democrats, demonstrated just how much trouble they may be in this November. Fox News: The results speak volumes: progressives are overwhelmingly beating their more moderate primary opponents and uncertainty remains around the Democratic Party's ability to retake the House in November. The growing progressive insurgency presents serious questions for the Democratic Party as it continues its leftward movement. In particular, two gubernatorial primaries demonstrated the tension between progressives and moderate candidates who are arguably more electable in November. In Georgia, the radical House minority leader and Bernie Sanders acolyte Stacey Abrams easily defeated a more moderate opponent.  If elected, Abrams would be the first black female governor in the country.  A large black turnout in the state could tip the race to Abrams.  If so, other GOP candidates would be at...(Read Full Post)