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We noted below that, now that Howard Berman is leaving Congress, there was a three-way race for top Democratic spot on the House Foreign Affairs committee, and that Eliot Engel of New York had secured majority backing among committee Democrats. It’s no longer three-way; Brad Sherman — who defeated Berman on Nov. 6 in a […]

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We sat in our cafes, drank our hafuchs, and walked around as we please. The "#South" was a world away for us. Well, worlds just collided. — Eric Schorr (@EJSchorr) November 15, 2012 Israelis: don’t wait until it’s too late.Put the single malt Scotch in the bomb shelters now, before the siren mad dash. — […]

Brad Sherman defeated Howard Berman in their Los Angeles area district. He already had announced he would seek Berman’s spot as the ranking Democrat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee whould he win. (California law pits the two top primaries vote getters against each other in the election, so this weas Democrat v. Democrat — […]

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