Irish politicians fawn over Donald Trump every St. Patrick’s Day. Now some in Ireland seek to portray all Irish Americans as fans of President Trump. They could not be more wrong
Terry Golway’s new book "Frank and Al: FDR, Al Smith, and the Unlikely Alliance That Created the Modern Democratic Party" gives us reassuring lesson of US politics from the past telling these two great men's stories.
Crowley, the kind of politician you don't come across any more, has already moved on and knows what a cruel game politics can be, with 20 years of service behind him, he'll be back.
He'll wrap up a 20-year career as a member of the House of Representatives in January after a shock primary defeat, but Congressman Joe Crowley promises that he won’t vanish without a trace.
Former Vice President charms Irish crowds in Washington showing his old-fashioned politics and ability to connect with constituencies including blue-collar white working-class males is why Trump fears Uncle Joe.
