The country met Rep. Daniel Sachs Goldman, D-N.Y., the wealthy scion of the Levi jeans fortune, back in 2019 when he was tapped to be the lead counsel for the first impeachment of President Donald Trump. Since being elected to Congress in 2022, his reputation as an anti-Trump zealot has only metastasized.

So it is shocking, and no doubt in a happy way for Trump, that, according to a new Emerson poll, Goldman is trailing in his primary against democratic socialist-leaning Brad Lander by over 30 points. In other words, he is getting absolutely smoked.

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Goldman must have thought, back when he was leading the charge against Trump, that he had one foot in the White House, but my how the tables have turned.

Fans of the president, and frankly, of the rule of law, cannot be blamed for feeling a bit of schadenfreude at the political demise of the despicable Goldman, who helped to turn Trump’s "perfect" phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy into a pointless national nightmare.

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His Ahab-like obsession with his great orange whale came with him to Congress. In 2023, he told Jen Psaki on MSNBC, that Trump was "destructive to our democracy," and "has to be eliminated." But who is getting eliminated now?

There is perhaps no Democrat alive who has spent more time staring at little red lights and gravely warning that Trump is an existential threat to humanity than Goldman, but in the end, it looks like that is not enough.

As smirk-inducing as the smug Goldman’s humiliation in the polls is, it also tells us some deeper truth about the nature of today’s Democratic Party. Because, unlike alleged sex fiend and former anti-Trump House member Eric Swalwell, Goldman has no scandal rocking him.

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Goldman isn’t being punished in the polls for anything he did or failed to do. He is no Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., who regularly bucks the party with his voice and his votes. No, Goldman’s problem is simply that he’s not a socialist.

Lander, the former failed comptroller of Gotham, has the backing of Mayor Zohran "Madman" Mamdani and his democratic socialist machine, and in Goldman’s very White and hyper-educated district, socialism is all the rage.

Now, it might have been possible for Goldman to slip on a Che Guevara T-shirt and start handing out little red books to stay competitive, except for one thing: Goldman supports Israel.

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Lander, who like Goldman is Jewish, has bowed before the altar of anti-Israel insanity and flip-flopped in obedience from supporting military aid to the Jewish state to opposing it. At least so far, that is further than Goldman will go.

Let’s be clear: In the eyes of many of the most prominent Democrats, from politicians to podcasters, Goldman’s support of Israel is literally considered support of genocide, and this is a reality that more and more pro-Israel and Jewish Democrats are facing.

Goldman would beg nuance from his constituents, to have them understand that his policies on Israel are complex, but where was his sense of nuance when he gave farcically bad interpretations of Trump’s "impeachable" phone call?

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Goldman has never sought to treat Trump or his administration fairly, or to give them a millimeter of benefit of the doubt. So it is fitting that so many Democrats are ready to kick him out the door, no questions asked.

With Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s handpicked candidate, Chris Rabb, winning his congressional primary in Philadelphia, and Lander cruising in New York, the socialist ranks among Democrats in Congress is rapidly growing.

Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., wants to be speaker of the House, but he might wind up more like the general secretary of the Politburo.

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Goldman, like so many Democrats, thought that he could just ignore the growing wave of socialism in his party. He must have believed that meritorious service against Trump would win him enough points to keep his seat.

But gratitude is not a quality that socialists value. The revolution is too important for that. History teaches us that the useful idiots who cover for communism always meet just and unsavory desserts.

Nobody needs to cry for Goldman. He will go back to his life of wealth of leisure, barring a miracle comeback. But there is reason to worry about the country, as one of our major parties succumbs to socialism.

Sadly, instead of fighting to keep his party sane, Goldman watched it go crazy and said nothing. Now, the crazies are coming for him, and nobody can say that he doesn’t deserve it.

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Youngstown native Sid Jamieson is taking his place among Western New York legends.

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Jamieson was announced as a member of the 2026 Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame. The Lewiston-Porter High School graduate was the men’s lacrosse coach for Bucknell University, amassing 248 wins from 1968-2005.

Jamieson led the Bison to four Patriot League championships and was twice the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association man of the year (1986 and 1996), while earning USILA coach of the year in 1996.

In 1968, Jamieson led Bucknell to 24 wins in its first 28 games as a program. Despite being a non-scholarship program, Jamieson guided the Bison to the NCAA Tournament in 2001. He finished his career with 19 All-Americans and 111 all-conference selections. And he did it while spending 25 years as an assistant coach for the Bucknell football team.

In 1983, Jamieson was the co-founder and first head coach of what became the Iroquois national team, coaching the team in the 1984 World Lacrosse Games. He later served as executive director of the Iroquois National Lacrosse organization and is an emeritus member of the board of directors.

Other inductees include:

• John Bennett: rowing coach of the six-time Royal Canadian Henley and the 1956 Olympic four-oared crew.

• Al Huetter: Former NFL and AFL official and a top referee in Western New York football, basketball and track and field.

• Jim Huetter: Esteemed cyclist and an NBA, NCAA and NFL official.

• Jake Kaminski: Two-time Olympic silver medalist and World Cup gold medalist in archery.

• Duke McGuire: First-round pick of the Detroit Tigers in 1972 and a Buffalo Bisons ambassador.

• Helen Nikiel: Professional softball pitcher and Buffalo State coach.

• Jean Porter: Nine-time Roller Derby all-star and a member of the Roller Derby Hall of Fame.

• Bob Rosen: Winningest high school hockey coach in state history and a two-time state coach of the year with Williamsville North.

• Lester Rowe: Former basketball star for Lafayette High School who started four years at West Virginia and became a Division I women’s coach.

• Justin Strzelczyk: A West Seneca native who played nine seasons at offensive tackle for the Pittsburgh Steelers.

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