Maine, said that American democracy will survive Trump as it has previous political shakeups, arguing Congress keeps consistently presidential power in check.

Ideally, the US Supreme Court is meant to be above politics, but its latest term will be remembered for crucial rulings with an outsize impact on the 2024 presidential election.

If the court rules that former presidents have some degree of criminal immunity - an approach some of the justices appeared to favor during arguments - it could delay the case further.

In an opinion article titled "Donald Trump is going to win the election and democracy will be just fine," which was published by The Bangor Daily News on Tuesday, the moderate congressman from Maine accused other Democrats of "pearl-clutching" over a Trump win,

Rep. Jared Golden (D-Maine) on Tuesday predicted former President Trump will win the 2024 election in November and said he is "OK with that." Why it matters: Golden's prediction adds to a growing deluge of congressional Democrats opening up about their lack of confidence in President Biden to carry the Democratic ticket to victory.

Former President Trump’s chances of winning back the White House have soared in recent days — pitching Democrats into a stew of panic and despair. A week ago Democrats clung to several hopes, only to see each of them dashed in a period shorter than 90 hours.

Democrats are looking for ways to respond to the Supreme Court’s ruling on presidential immunity, including by trying to expand the number of seats on the bench, The Washington Post reported. The Supreme Court ruled Monday on former President Donald Trump’s immunity appeal,

Democrat in office has come out calling for President Joe Biden to call it and sit out Nov. 5. Rep. Jared Golden (D-ME) published a Bangor Daily News editorial about how he's not surprised or fazed by the 81-year-old incumbent's freefall from his poor showing at last week's debate — but that the outcome of this election has been clear to