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Democratic Policies That Get the Votes
New York lawmakers on Tuesday refused to advance a bill that would have provided free college tuition to the families of military personnel from the state that were killed in the line of duty.
The Assembly’s Higher Education Committee voted 15 to 11 to hold the bipartisan bill, effectively ending its chances of making it to a floor vote this session. The move comes a week after lawmakers passed a $175 billion state budget that included $27 million to provide college tuition aid for undocumented immigrants.

Both Teachers’ Unions Oppose Bill That Would Make Sex with Students a Crime
Rhode Island- At a recent hearing for bill (HB 5817) that would make sex between school employees and students a crime—even after they’ve turned 16, the legal age of consent in Rhode Island—both teachers’ unions made their objections known.  

Massachusetts voters would rather see former Vice President Joe Biden or neighboring Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) as the Democratic Party’s presidential nominee than their home state senator, Elizabeth Warren (D-MA). That’s according to a new poll released by Emerson Polling. 

The Joys Of Socialism:
Venezuelans Are Looting Corpses For Jewelry And Bones

Illegal Immigration Remains Big Problem, But Not for Democrats