Don Lemon
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Don Renaldo Lemon-Clark is an American political commentator and former television journalist best known for being a host on CNN from 2014 until 2023. He anchored weekend news programs on local television stations in Alabama and Pennsylvania during his early days as a journalist.1
412 posts tracked · 19 stories in 30 days · #35 on the Top 100
Latest takes
Trump pledges to veto Democratic legislation after midterm losses
Grouped with voices who said: Trump will veto whatever Democrats send him
Trump has already made it very clear that he plans to veto everything that the Democrats give him.View on YouTube
Democrats debate replacing Schumer as Senate leader after election wins
Grouped with voices who said: Schumer and Jeffries should be replaced
The next generation of congressional Democrats are not feeling Hakeem and Chuck as their leaders.View on YouTube
Haley Stevens endorses Mike Rogers over Abdul El-Sayed, who wins Michigan Senate race
Grouped with voices who said: Stevens betrayed Democrats for cynical reasons
Haley Stevens own former staff says this move as motivated by FEAR.View on YouTube
Courts and officials block alleged Trump bids to interfere in vote
Grouped with voices who said: Trump's voting restrictions are backfiring on him
As Trump's voting restrictions play out in real time, he's seeing some negative outcomes.View on YouTube
El-Sayed faces multi-front attacks in Michigan Senate primary
Grouped with voices who said: El-Sayed and allies face bigoted smear campaigns
El-Sayed continues to receive horrible Islamophobic comments during his Senate race.View on YouTube
5 of 19 stories from the last 30 days. The rest are in Perspectives.
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Cenk Uygur 6 · John Pavlovitz 3 · Chris Van Hollen 3 · Robert Reich 3 · Pod Save America 3 · Tim Miller 3
Sources
- Wikipedia (CC BY-SA), retrieved Nov 7, 2026
Public posts, grouped by what was said, not by who said it. Every quote links to the post. Updated Nov 8, 2026. How it works · Corrections: jack@newsreel.co